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Trauma Reports Supplement: Non-accidental Injury: Recognizing Child Abuse in the Pediatric Trauma Patient

September 1, 2003

Issue Date: September 1, 2003

Table of Contents

SARS vs. flu: Can you tell serious disease from common malady?
Keep SARS on your radar — just like other critical issues
Here’s the CDC’s latest SARS case definition
Use extreme caution with local news crews
HIPAA may require tougher rules on videotaping in ED
Camera helps triage nurse monitor available beds
EMTALA Q & A
Peds patients are more vulnerable in terror attack
Report: Too little spent on emergency preparedness
Trauma Reports Supplement: Non-accidental Injury: Recognizing Child Abuse in the Pediatric Trauma Patient

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