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acute kidney injury aki significantly increases morbidity mortality hospitalized children yet sociodemographic risk factors pediatric aki poorly described examined sociodemographic differences pediatric aki amongst national cohort hospitalized children secondary analysis recent 2012 kids inpatient database kid agency healthcare research quality study sample weights used obtain national estimates aki defined administrative data kid nationally representative sample pediatric discharges throughout usa linear risk regression models used assess relationship primary exposures raceethnicity health insurance household urbanization gender age diagnosis aki adjusting comorbidities total 1699841 hospitalizations met study criteria 2012 aki occurred approximately 1231000 pediatric hospitalizations translates almost 30000 children nationally asianpacific islander africanamerican hispanic children slightly increased risk aki compared caucasian children adjusted risk difference rd 45 per 1000 hospitalizations 95 confidence interval ci 2960 251000 hospitalizations 95 ci 1733 171000 hospitalizations 95 ci 0925 respectively uninsured children likely suffer aki compared children health insurance eg insurance versus medicaid adjusted rd 1441000 hospitalizations 95 ci 127162 based national estimates one episode aki might prevented 70 95 ci 6279 hospitalized children without insurance provided medicaid pediatric aki occurs frequently racial minority uninsured children factors linked lower socioeconomic status