OBJECTIVES: To assess the diagnostic value of the screening instrument SPUTOVAMO-R2 (checklist, 5 questions) for child abuse at Out-of-hours Primary Care locations (OPC), by comparing the test outcome with information from Child Protection Services (CPS). Secondary, to determine whether reducing the length of the checklist compromises diagnostic value. METHODS: All children (<18 years) attending one of the participating OPCs in the region of Utrecht, the Netherlands, in a year time, were included. The checklist is an obligatory field in the electronic patient file. CPS provided data on all checklist positives and a sample of 5500 checklist negatives (dataset). The checklist outcome was compared with a report to CPS in 10 months follow up af...
AbstractAlthough screening for child abuse at emergency departments (EDs) increases the detection ra...
The objective of this study is to develop and validate a screening instrument for the recognition of...
Although screening for child abuse at emergency departments (EDs) increases the detection rate of po...
OBJECTIVES: To assess the diagnostic value of the screening instrument SPUTOVAMO-R2 (checklist, 5 qu...
<div><p>Objectives</p><p>To assess the diagnostic value of the screening instrument SPUTOVAMO-R2 (ch...
OBJECTIVESTo assess the diagnostic value of the screening instrument SPUTOVAMO-R2 (checklist, 5 ques...
BACKGROUND: Child abuse is often unrecognized at out-of-hours primary care (OOH-PC) services. The ai...
Child abuse is a serious global health problem. This thesis focused on – improving – the detection o...
Objectives: The aim of our diagnostic accuracy study Child Abuse Inventory at Emergency Rooms (CHAIN...
Aim: We studied the accuracy of a screening checklist (SPUTOVAMO), complete physical examination (to...
OBJECTIVE: The aim of our diagnostic accuracy study Child Abuse Inventory at Emergency Rooms (CHAIN-...
Objectives: To determine the clinical effectiveness of screening tests for physical abuse in childre...
This study examines the results of the implementation of a new screening protocol for child maltreat...
In this thesis we bring together our studies on screening for and addressing of child abuse and negl...
textabstractOBJECTIVE: Although systematic screening for child abuse of children presenting at emerg...
AbstractAlthough screening for child abuse at emergency departments (EDs) increases the detection ra...
The objective of this study is to develop and validate a screening instrument for the recognition of...
Although screening for child abuse at emergency departments (EDs) increases the detection rate of po...
OBJECTIVES: To assess the diagnostic value of the screening instrument SPUTOVAMO-R2 (checklist, 5 qu...
<div><p>Objectives</p><p>To assess the diagnostic value of the screening instrument SPUTOVAMO-R2 (ch...
OBJECTIVESTo assess the diagnostic value of the screening instrument SPUTOVAMO-R2 (checklist, 5 ques...
BACKGROUND: Child abuse is often unrecognized at out-of-hours primary care (OOH-PC) services. The ai...
Child abuse is a serious global health problem. This thesis focused on – improving – the detection o...
Objectives: The aim of our diagnostic accuracy study Child Abuse Inventory at Emergency Rooms (CHAIN...
Aim: We studied the accuracy of a screening checklist (SPUTOVAMO), complete physical examination (to...
OBJECTIVE: The aim of our diagnostic accuracy study Child Abuse Inventory at Emergency Rooms (CHAIN-...
Objectives: To determine the clinical effectiveness of screening tests for physical abuse in childre...
This study examines the results of the implementation of a new screening protocol for child maltreat...
In this thesis we bring together our studies on screening for and addressing of child abuse and negl...
textabstractOBJECTIVE: Although systematic screening for child abuse of children presenting at emerg...
AbstractAlthough screening for child abuse at emergency departments (EDs) increases the detection ra...
The objective of this study is to develop and validate a screening instrument for the recognition of...
Although screening for child abuse at emergency departments (EDs) increases the detection rate of po...