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Child maltreatment detection practices in Israeli pediatric emergency departments: A national study
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• Most participants, particularly physicians estimated they and their colleagues underdetect suspected child maltreatment. • Parenthood was significantly and negatively associated with staff confidence in detecting neglect, physical, sexual abuse. • Prior academic or departmental training in child maltreatment did not play a notable role in practice.
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