Maximizing Data Capture for Race and Ethnicity of Children Admitted to Critical Care Units

Overcoming barriers in the electronic health record and creating new processes supported the collection of sociodemographic data for children admitted to ICUs. Engaging and acknowledging the value of interprofessional teams was important in this successful groundwork to help deliver equitable care.

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American Journal of Critical Care
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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.4037/ajcc2025971
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Migration, Health and Trauma
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Maximizing Data Capture for Race and Ethnicity of Children Admitted to Critical Care Units

Patricia A. Hickey, Jean A. Connor, Valerie L. Ward, Cheryl Toole
American Journal of Critical Care
Migration, Health and Trauma
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Maximizing Data Capture for Race and Ethnicity of Children Admitted to Critical Care Units

Patricia A. Hickey, Jean A. Connor, Valerie L. Ward, Cheryl Toole
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Abstract

Overcoming barriers in the electronic health record and creating new processes supported the collection of sociodemographic data for children admitted to ICUs. Engaging and acknowledging the value of interprofessional teams was important in this successful groundwork to help deliver equitable care.

American Journal of Critical CareVol. 34(3)
Boston Children's Hospital (US), Center for Health and Gender Equity (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 87%
Migration, Health and Trauma
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