Development, contributions, and future directions of a multicenter child abuse research network

M. Katherine Henry MD, MSCE , Daniel M. Lindberg MD , Kristine A. Campbell MD, MSc , Joanne N. Wood MD, MSHP
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CAPNET is a multicenter child abuse pediatrics research network developed to support research that will make the medical care of potentially abused children more effective, safe, and fair. CAPNET currently collects detailed clinical data from child physical abuse evaluations from 11 leading pediatric centers across the U.S. From its inception, the goal of CAPNET was to support multiple research studies addressing the care of children undergoing evaluations for physical abuse and to create a flexible data collection and quality assurance system to be a resource for the wider community of child maltreatment l researchers. Annually, CAPNET collects rich clinical data on over 4000 children evaluated due to concerns for physical abuse. CAPNET's data are well-suited to studies improving the standardization, equity, and accuracy of evaluations in the medical setting when child physical abuse is suspected. Here we describe CAPNET's development, content, lessons learned, and potential future directions of the network.

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虐待儿童问题多中心研究网络的发展、贡献和未来方向。
CAPNET 是一个多中心虐待儿童儿科研究网络,旨在支持相关研究,使对可能受虐待儿童的医疗护理更加有效、安全和公平。CAPNET 目前从全美 11 家领先的儿科中心收集儿童身体虐待评估的详细临床数据。CAPNET 成立之初的目标是支持多项研究,解决接受身体虐待评估的儿童的护理问题,并创建一个灵活的数据收集和质量保证系统,为更广泛的儿童虐待研究人员提供资源。CAPNET 每年收集 4000 多名因身体虐待而接受评估的儿童的丰富临床数据。CAPNET 的数据非常适合研究在怀疑儿童遭受身体虐待时,如何提高医疗环境中评估的标准化、公平性和准确性。在此,我们将介绍 CAPNET 的发展、内容、经验教训以及该网络未来的潜在发展方向。
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期刊介绍: Recognized for its probing, comprehensive, and evidence-based reviews, Current Problems in Pediatric and Adolescent Health Care devotes each issue to a timely and practical topic in pediatric medicine, presented by leading authorities in the field. The journal offers readers easily accessible information that enhances professional experience and is pertinent to daily pediatric practice. Each issue''s review article is accompanied by an additional special feature designed to highlight a particular aspect of the topic presented.
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