PURPOSE Integrating social care into clinical care requires substantial resources. Use of
existing data through a geographic information system (GIS) has the potential to support …

Objective To understand why pediatric otolaryngology patients do not attend scheduled
clinic appointments and identify factors correlated with no‐show status. Study Design …

Objective Self-efficacy is a crucial factor in enabling pediatric primary care providers (PCPs)
to deliver recommended care to children with overweight and obesity. This study, conducted …

Objectives To characterize the children who were referred, determine the proportion of
referred children who enrolled, and examine factors associated with enrollment in …

Objective To explore parents' recommendations to enhance enrollment in multidisciplinary
clinical care for managing pediatric obesity. Study design Data for this interpretative …

Results Overall, 26% of 7,845 patients with a BMI at or above the 85th percentile were
referred to the study, and 27% of referred patients enrolled. Enrollment among patients with …

Background: Childhood obesity can be addressed through family-based pediatric weight
management; however, treatment enrollment in the United States is low. This study aimed to …

Background Childhood obesity is highly prevalent in the United States and
disproportionately impacts communities of color and low-income populations; these …

Pediatric obesity is a major public health issue. Lifestyle and behavioral interventions are
the foundation of pediatric weight management; however, intervention effectiveness is …

Background: Childhood obesity care management options can be delivered in community-,
clinic-, and hospital-settings. The referral practices of clinicians to these various settings …