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AAP eJournal CollectionThe American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) publishes medical journals that have a profound impact on the delivery of health care to children worldwide.

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is the official peer-reviewed research journal of the AAP and the world’s leading pediatrics resource. Pediatrics is the most-cited journal in pediatric medicine, and it is among the top 100 most-cited journals in all of science and medicine.*

JOURNAL FEATURES• New! Research briefs• AAP policy and clinical practice guidelines• Ethics rounds, diagnostic dilemmas, and clinical reasoning• Pediatrics perspectives and commentaries• Quality reports and case reports• State-of-the-art review articles• Advocacy case studies and

family partnership articles

IMPACT FACTOR // 5.196ISSN PRINT // 0031-4005ISSN ONLINE // 1098-4275FREQUENCY // MonthlyTERM // 12 Issues, RollingPEER-REVIEWED

is the peer-reviewed journal dedicated to pediatric hospitalists and offers the tools to help provide quick, correct, and targeted medical interventions specific to the hospital setting. Hospital Pediatrics articles are geared toward optimizing quality improvement, reducing unnecessary testing, standardizing administration practices, and more!

JOURNAL FEATURES• Research articles, commentaries,

and perspectives• Review articles• Bending the value curve• Quality improvement reports• Brief reports

ISSN PRINT // 2154-1663ISSN ONLINE // 2154-1671FREQUENCY // MonthlyTERM // 12 Issues, RollingPEER-REVIEWED hospitalpediatrics.org

TEACHING TOOLS

Use downloadable diagnostic images and figures that include full journal article citations for easy reference and incorporation into teaching slides and presentations for colleagues or residency programs.

Hospital Pediatrics is the best place to get articles essential to the hospitalized child. It keeps me up to date with current and changing practices.

—Kendria Hall, MD, FAAP

pediatrics.org

Most-Cited Journal* in

Pediatric Medicine *Journal Impact Factor, Journal Citation Reports

(Clarivate Analytics, 2019.)

VIDEO ABSTRACTS

Brief videos summarizing key findings of new articles


As a teaching physician, the PIR articles are easy to understand and an excellent reference to help with clinical practice (such as current newborn protocol practices).

—Andrea Mikol Heuser, MD, FAAP

pedsinreview.org

ONLINE TEACHING SLIDES

Download easy-to- use slide presentations as a teaching aid to accompany review articles.


is the trusted neonatology clinical review journal offering focused, cutting-edge content, with high-impact clinical review articles, significant case studies, and multimedia resources that provide lifelong learning for those who treat neonates.

JOURNAL FEATURES• New! Complex fetal care cases• Neonatal and perinatal review articles• Visual Diagnosis and Index of

Suspicion in the Nursery cases• Video Corner articles with cognitive

and technical instructional videos• Strip of the Month (electronic

fetal monitoring)

ISSN ONLINE // 1526-9906FREQUENCY // MonthlyTERM // 12 Issues Online Only, CalendarPEER-REVIEWED

neoreviews.org

DOWNLOAD DIAGNOSTIC VIDEOS, IMAGES, AND FIGURES for easy reference and incorporation into teaching slides and presentations for colleagues or parents.

is the monthly clinical review journal trusted by trainees and applied by practicing physicians on preventing and treating illness, determining appropriate testing and therapies, managing chronic disease, and diagnosing abuse and maltreatment.

JOURNAL FEATURES• Current review articles featuring

topics mapped to the ABP content specifications and aimed at covering gaps in knowledge and practice

• Index of Suspicion and Visual Diagnosis case presentations

• In Brief articles condensing important content from published pediatric abstracts

ISSN PRINT // 0191-9601ISSN ONLINE // 1526-3347FREQUENCY // MonthlyTERM // 12 Issues, CalendarPEER-REVIEWED

NeoReviews™ is supported, in part, through an educational grant from Abbott Nutrition, a division

of Abbott Laboratories, Inc.

Now indexed in Medline.


INSIGHTS AND ANALYSIS OF TRENDING HEALTH TOPICS IN PEDIATRIC MEDICINE

is the newsmagazine of the AAP, offering insights and analysis from today’s leaders in pediatric medicine. Access breaking news from any device and catch up anytime, anywhere.

NEWSMAGAZINE FEATURES• AAP policy analysis• Coding updates• Infectious disease snapshots• Pediatric subspecialty news• Practice transformation• Quality improvement• Vaccine updates

ISSN PRINT // 1073-0397ISSN ONLINE // 1556-3332FREQUENCY // MonthlyTERM // 12 Issues, Rolling

Commentary

Media coverage of child abuse pediatricians threatens children’s safety

by Amy R. Gavril, M.D., M.S.C.I., FAAP

Shortly after beginning my fellowship in child abuse pediatrics over a decade ago, I read an article in Pediatrics that described attacks in the British press against child abuse pediatricians in the United Kingdom (Jenny C. Pediatrics. 2007;119:797-799). In addition to the personal harassment these pedia-tricians endured, the U.K. physician licensing board issued severe consequences against some physicians, including revocation of their medical licenses.

Chapters Views and News

Chapters making sure all kids count in 2020 census

from the AAP Department of Community and Chapter Affairs and Quality Improvement

While census forms won’t start arriving in mailboxes until March, several AAP chapters have been working hard to promote participation in the 2020 census.

In 2010, the U.S. census missed almost 1 million children under age 5. � ose most likely to be undercounted were children in immi-grant families and children who are Hispanic, African American, Native American or other minorities.

Many census offi cials and advocates worry that without special eff orts to encourage fam-ilies with young children to complete the cen-sus, the undercount could rise.

Census data are used to apportion fund-ing for many programs, including Medicaid,

www.aapnews.org Volume 41 • Number 1 • January 2020

See Autism, page 4

In this issueNew Pratice Insights columnThis installment of the new quarterly column delves into the impact of accurate patient attribution on value-based payment. Page 19

Universal developmental screeningA new clinical report includes a developmental screening approach that merges screening for general development, autism, motor delay and developmental disorders in high-risk medical conditions into a single algorithm for pediatric practice. Page 20

See Commentary, page 10

See Census, page 8

by Susan L. Hyman, M.D., FAAP, and Susan E. Levy, M.D., FAAP

Representing the fi rst update in 12 years, an AAP clinical report on autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a comprehensive document that is searchable by topic for easy information access.

The report, Identification, Evaluation, and Management of Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder, is available at https://doi.org/10.1542/peds.2019-3447; an executive summary is available at https://doi.org/10.1542/peds.2019-3448. Both documents, from the Council on Children with Disabilities and Section on Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics, are published in the January issue of Pediatrics.

Following are signifi cant changes in the report.

Prevalence increasesSince 2007, eff orts have been made to increase

awareness of ASD symptoms, promote universal screening in primary care and advocate for com-munity services. � e reported prevalence of ASD

has increased from one in 155 (2007) to one in 59 (2018). While most individuals with ASD are male, there may be diff erent phenotype(s) in females accounting for this diff erence.

Children with average cognition, attention-defi -cit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and underserved groups may be diagnosed later. About 40% of indi-viduals with ASD also have intellectual disability.

Single diagnosis � e Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental

Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5) published in 2013 consolidated the category of pervasive developmen-tal disorders (PDD) (autistic disorder, Asperger disorder, PDD-NOS [not otherwise specifi ed] and disintegrative disorder) into a single diagnosis of ASD with modifi ers (with intellectual disability). It also allowed diagnoses of co-occurring conditions like ADHD and anxiety.

DSM-5 describes levels of symptoms and sup-port needs within two categories: impairment in social communication and restricted and repetitive behaviors.

Autism: AAP guidance includes updates, searchable topics, executive summary

When the fi rst national meeting of the new American Academy of Pediatrics took place June 12-13, 1931, in Atlantic City, N.J., there were 93 attendess and 304 members. Today, the AAP is 67,000-plus members strong, with the same proud mission. The fi rst in a year-long series takes a look at the social forces pre-1930. See page 17.

1930-2020: AAP marks 90th anniversary

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is the official AAP literature review journal delivering concise expert summaries of pediatrics and subspecialty topic articles, from nearly 100 medical journals in general pediatric and subspecialty pediatric topic areas— Adolescent Medicine | Cardiology | Critical Care | Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics | Emergency Medicine | Gastroenterology | Hematology-Oncology | Hospital Medicine | Infectious Diseases | Neonatology | Nephrology | Neurology | Orthopaedics | Pediatrics | Pulmonology | Rheumatology

JOURNAL FEATURES• Evidence-based summaries of recent

and relevant pediatric studies• Focused topic areas covering several

pediatric subspecialties

ISSN PRINT // 1099-6605ISSN ONLINE // 1556-362XFREQUENCY // MonthlyTERM // 12 Issues, Calendar aapgrandrounds.org

I apply changing management for clinical conditions based on what I read in AAP Grand Rounds. It is great for keeping up on what is going on in pediatrics.

—Francine Atterberry, MD, FAAP

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Bottom Line takeaways by pediatric experts now included.


Pediatric Care Online™

brings together the most TRUSTED point-of-care tools and resources the AAP has to offer to give your health care professionals quick and easy access to everything they need —from well-care guides to acute care answers, to patient education and infectious disease information— all wrapped up in one subscription.

pediatriccare.solutions.aap.org

Pediatric Care Online is a practical and convenient resource integrating a full range of essential pediatric-specific clinical information and premier patient education content. This dynamic tool includes 24/7 anytime, anywhere access with mobile-optimized content and exclusive apps— combining valuable resources into one powerful tool.

KEY CONTENT• AAP Toolkits including Bright Futures, ADHD and Autism• Red Book® Online• Pediatric Patient Education™• Point-of-Care Quick Reference• AAP Textbook of Pediatric Care, 2nd Edition• AAP policy and guidelines• Visual libraries, procedural and mental

health videos, webinars, and mobile app

ISSN ONLINE // 2156-2989TERM // 12 Months, Rolling

POINT-OF-CARE SOLUTIONS™

AAP Pediatric Care Online (PCO) is Children’s Community Physicians Association members’ one stop resource for all pediatric‑related topics. One of the amazing time‑saving features on the PCO website is the search function. Members can enter their topic into the search engine and receive results from the entire platform of PCO resources.

—LaVonna V. Swilley, MBA, Operations Manager, CCPA

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24/7 anywhere, anytime Red Book access—your single source for lifesaving pediatric infectious disease information. This powerful problem-solver helps your organization practice state-of-the-art prevention, simplify diagnosis and disease management, and much more.

KEY CONTENT• Infectious disease outbreak section• Complete text of the 31st edition of the Red Book,

in BOTH English and Spanish• Updates, news, and alerts including the latest

influenza policy changes• Interactive immunization schedules• Vaccine shortage updates• Multimedia library including mobile app,

visual library, and teaching slides

ISSN ONLINE // 1544-9300TERM // 12 Months, RollingLANGUAGES // English, Spanish

redbook.solutions.aap.org

Bring the complete AAP print-on-demand patient education library to your entire organization. Built specifically to address the needs of the pediatric patient, from birth through age 21, this comprehensive library provides access to more than 800 pediatric health care handouts. This library includes robust searching by CPT® and ICD-10-CM codes. And information can be accessed 24/7 anytime, anywhere—and more than 300 titles are available in Spanish!

KEY CONTENT• Schmitt Pediatric Care Advice patient education collection of

more than 280 symptom and diagnosis-based handouts from leading telehealth expert, Barton Schmitt, MD

• Bright Futures parent/patient visit forms and handouts• Vaccines and infectious disease content• Handouts from collections on the following topics:

ADHD, Childhood Obesity, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Managing Infectious Diseases in Child Care and Schools

• TIPP®—The Injury Prevention Program• Violence prevention program handouts

ISSN ONLINE // 2156-3012TERM // 12 Months, RollingLANGUAGES // English, Spanish

POINT-OF-CARE SOLUTIONS™

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Sore Throat - Symptom

Pain, discomfort or raw feeling of the throatPain is made worse when swallowsThe infection is in the throat and usually also involves the tonsils.Children less than 2 years of age usually can't complain about a sore throat. A young child who does not want favorite foods may have a sore throat. They may also start to cry during feedings.

Health Information

Definition

CausesUsually caused by an infection of the throat (pharyngitis). Since the tonsils are in that area, they are usually also infected (tonsillitis).Colds (URIs). Most sore throats are part of a cold. In fact, a sore throat may be the only symptom for the first 24 hours.Influenza. A sore throat can be the first symptom in flu infections.Viral pharyngitis. Some viruses cause a sore throat without nasal symptoms.Herpangina. A special viral infection of the throat that causes little ulcers near the tonsils.Strep pharyngitis. Group A Strep is the most common bacterial cause. It accounts for 20% of persistent sore throats. Only these need an antibiotic.Postnasal drip. Drainage from sinus congestion can cause a sore throat. Sometimes, it's because the secretions are irritating to the throat. More often, it's from the frequent throat clearing.Mouth breathing. Children who sleep with the mouth open may wake with a sore throat. It feels better within an hour of having something to drink. Use a humidifier to help prevent a dry mouth.

Strep ThroatSymptoms include sore throat, fever, headache, stomach pain, nausea and vomiting.Cough, hoarseness, red eyes, and runny nose are usually not seen with Strep throat. These symptoms point more to a viral cause.Scarlet fever rash (fine, red, sandpaper-like rash) is highly suggestive of Strep throat.Peak age: 5 to 15 years old. Not common under 2 years old unless sibling has Strep.Diagnosis should be confirmed by a Strep test before starting treatment. There is no risk to wait until a Strep test is done.Standard treatment is with antibiotics by mouth.

Prevention of Spread to OthersGood hand washing can prevent spread of infection.

Care Advice

Overview: Most sore throats are just part of a cold and caused by a virus.A cough, hoarse voice or nasal discharge points to a cold as the causeIf a sore throat is the only symptom, it's still usually viral. A fever or swollen neck lymph nodes point to this as the cause.Here is some care advice that should help.

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Practice Guidelines and Policies • Breastfeeding Handbook for Physicians, 3rd Edition• Pediatric Dermatology: A Quick Reference Guide, 4th Edition• Pediatric Otolaryngology for Primary Care, 2nd Edition• Pediatric Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery for Primary Care• Medications in Pediatrics: A Compendium of AAP Clinical

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Neonatal Resuscitation (NRP®) eBook CollectionSold separately—available exclusively from the AAP!An annual site license gives your institution access to the essential Neonatal Resuscitation eBook Collection, which includes the following titles:

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