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Danielle R Hatchimonji1,2, Jennie David3, Carmelita Foster3
1Department of Psychology, Nemours Children's Health, Delaware Valley, Wilmington, DE, 19803, USA. danielle.hatchimonji@gmail.com.
Abstract:
Retrospective chart review is an accessible form of research that is commonly used across medical fields but is underutilized in behavioral health. As a relatively newer area of research, the field of pediatric integrated primary care (IPC) would particularly benefit from guidelines for conducting a methodologically sound chart review study. Here, we use our experiences building a chart review procedure for a pediatric IPC research project to offer strategies for optimizing reliability (consistency), validity (accuracy), and efficiency. We aim to provide guidance for conducting a chart review study in the specific setting of pediatric IPC so that researchers can apply this methodology toward generating research in this field.
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