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Area of Science:

  • Child abuse pediatrics
  • Medical research networks

Background:

  • Foundational work is needed to establish a sustainable, multi-center network for child abuse medical research.
  • Previous efforts have not yet resulted in a robust, collaborative research infrastructure.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To determine research priorities for future multi-center studies in child abuse pediatrics.
  • To identify critical areas for investigation to improve child abuse medical research outcomes.

Main Methods:

  • Utilized a combination of survey methodologies.
  • Employed modified Delphi methodologies to reach consensus on research priorities.

Main Results:

  • Avoiding missed diagnoses was identified as a top research priority.
  • Improving selected/indicated prevention strategies was rated highly in research priority.
  • Key challenges for network success were identified in commentaries.

Conclusions:

  • A sustainable, multi-center network is essential for advancing child abuse medical research.
  • Collaboration within and outside the child abuse pediatric community is vital for network success.
  • Future research should prioritize diagnostic accuracy and preventative interventions.