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Human and economic costs of pediatric firearm injury
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In brief
In brief
Nationwide study analyzing readmission patterns and healthcare costs following pediatric firearm injuries using 2010-2014 data. Identifies risk factors for hospital readmission in this patient population and quantifies the economic burden of pediatric gunshot wounds on the healthcare system.
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Abstract
Purpose
Pediatric firearm injury is a national crisis that inflicts significant trauma. No studies have captured risk factors for readmissions after firearm injury, including cost analysis.
Methods
Nationwide Readmissions Database (2010–2014) was queried for patients
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