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Margaret D Weiss1, Nicole M McBride2, Tiffany Brandt2
1Cambridge Health Alliance, Cambridge, MA.
Abstract:
Adverse childhood experiences (ACE) score showing 4 or more types of trauma have been shown to be a strong predictor of deleterious outcomes.1 We report here on the relationship between ACE or number of trauma types, and symptom profile as measured by the Child Behavior Checklist (CBCL) of children on an inpatient unit. Previous work has been limited to samples preselected for trauma, thus limiting the ability to identify whether the clinical presentation of trauma has unique attributes when compared to a clinical sample of comparable severity.
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