UID:
almafu_9961918121102883
Format:
1 online resource (XIV, 357 p. 8 illus., 6 illus. in color.)
Edition:
1st ed. 2025.
ISBN:
9783031803697
,
3031803698
Content:
This book addresses the holistic impacts of COVID-19 on child health and gives a supportive framework for interprofessional pediatric teams serving children across the care continuum. The COVID-19 pandemic radically altered fundamental norms of pediatric care delivery across the service continuum. While the public rapidly adopted an echoing narrative that children were not severely impacted by physical disease burden, growing concern emerged regarding long-term holistic health impacts with diagnoses like myocarditis, COVID-toes, long-COVID, and other unique pediatric manifestations. Sequelae arising from detrimental health impacts rapidly escalated. Inequity dominated analysis of the alarming disparities in child morbidity and mortality. Loss of social safety nets increased concerns for abuse, neglect, food insecurity, and lack of connection to critical support services. Instant social isolation drove billions of children worldwide to seek online connections as families struggled with imminent health threats facing frontline workers, economic distress associated with loss of income, or transitioning to new work and school norms in the home. A disinfodemic erupted in the wake of wary health consumers facing an avalanche of misinformation. Universal vaccination rates plummeted in the first months of the pandemic, with full recovery to pre-pandemic coverage rates projected to be years in the future. Prominent professional organizations in conjunction with the American Academy of Pediatrics declared a national emergency in child and adolescent mental health. This book explores a spectrum of care settings impacted: primary care, acute care, specialty care, telehealth, and institutional settings. It considers holistic health impacts with contributions analyzing elements such as developmental and behavioral health, social media, vaccine-preventable disease, abuse and neglect, children with special health needs, social risks to health, and more. It is authored by highly regarded pediatric experts who each contribute to a comprehensive practical guide for interprofessional pediatric stakeholders with lessons learned and calls to action to effectively respond to health impacts on children arising from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Note:
Introduction -- Chapter 1. Acute Care Implications: Principles of Inpatient Management -- chapter 2. Primary Care Implications: Principles of Outpatient Management -- Chapter 3. Telehealth: Principles of Remote Pediatric Management -- Chapter 4. Institutional Care Settings: Principles of Systems-Based Support -- Chapter 5. Non-Pharmacologic Interventions: Developmental Considerations for Pandemic Preparedness -- Chapter 6. Nutrition, Exercise, and Sleep: Impacts on Health Promotion and Illness Prevention -- Chapter 7. Mental Health: Assessment of Risk, Clinical Manifestations, and Access to Care -- Chapter 8. Vaccine Preventable Diseases: COVID-19and Global Impacts on Routine Immunization -- Chapter 9. Pharmacotherapy: Traditional Medication and Complementary Alternative Therapies -- Chapter 10. Long COVID: Identification, Management, and Holistic Support -- Chapter 11. Abuse and Neglect: Risk Management, Early Identification, and Evaluation -- Chapter 12. Children with Special Care Needs: Principles of Management for Complex Patients -- Chapter 13. Poverty and Food Insecurity: Assessment of Impacts of Children and Families -- Chapter 14. Access to Care: Assessment of Financial, Structural, Political, and Social Barriers -- Chapter 15. Race: Assessment of Impacts on Holistic Health -- Chapter 16. Social Media: Assessment of Risk, Clinical Manifestations, and Prevention -- Chapter 17. Disinfodemic: Responding to Rising Misinformation -- Chapter 18. Implications for Health Systems Leaders: Organizational Policies Impacting Care Delivery -- . Conclusion.
Additional Edition:
ISBN 9783031803680
Additional Edition:
ISBN 303180368X
Language:
English
DOI:
10.1007/978-3-031-80369-7
