Suchergebnisse - "Salemi, Jason L"

PubPharm (285)

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A Novel Approach to Characterizing Readmission Patterns Following Hospitalization for Ambulatory Care-Sensitive Conditions

enthalten in: Journal of general internal medicine | 2020

von Agana, D. | Striley, C. | Cook, R. | +3

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Opioid, cocaine, and amphetamine use disorders are associated with higher30-day inpatient readmission rates in the United States

enthalten in: Substance abuse | 2020

von Mejia de Grubb, M. | Salemi, J. | Gonzalez, S. | +3

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Different Trends in US Tobacco Use : Inpatient Databases and Population-Based Surveys

enthalten in: Journal of registry management | 2020

von Zoorob, R. | Mejia, M. | Matas, J. | +2

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Perspectives on challenges and opportunities for birth defects surveillance programs during and after the COVID‐19 era

enthalten in: Birth Defects Research | 2020

von Ludorf, K. | Salemi, J. | Kirby, R. | +2

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Estimating the obstetric co‐morbidity burden using administrative data : The impact of the pregnancy‐related assessment window

enthalten in: Paediatric and Perinatal Epidemiology | 2020

von Salemi, J. | Hansen, M. | Modak, S. | +5

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Accidental Infant Suffocation and Strangulation in Bed : Disparities and Opportunities

enthalten in: Maternal and child health journal | 2019

von Drowos, J. | Fils, A. | Mejia de Grubb, M. | +4

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Prevalence, trends, and correlates of malnutrition among hospitalized children with cerebral palsy

enthalten in: Developmental medicine and child neurology | 2019

von Reyes, F. | Salemi, J. | Dongarwar, D. | +2

CommentIn: Dev Med Child Neurol. 2019 Dec;61(12):1357. - PMID 31541461

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Exploring classification of birth defects severity in national hospital discharge databases compared to an active surveillance program

enthalten in: Birth defects research | 2019

von Matas, J. | Agana, D. | Germanos, G. | +5

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Maternal exposure to ambient cadmium levels, maternal smoking during pregnancy, and congenital diaphragmatic hernia

enthalten in: Birth defects research | 2019

von Ramakrishnan, R. | Stuart, A. | Salemi, J. | +3

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The impact of the ICD-9-CM to ICD-10-CM transition on the prevalence of birth defects among infant hospitalizations in the United States

enthalten in: Birth defects research | 2019

von Salemi, J. | Tanner, J. | Kirby, R. | +1