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Proceedings of the 3rd IPLeiria's International Health Congress : Leiria, Portugal. 6-7 May 2016
BMC health services research
explored feasibility using school personnel reporters examine relationship level adverse childhood experiences aces exposure nonclinical sample public elementary schoolchildren academic risk selected random sample 2101 children kindergarten 6th grade classroom rosters 10 elementary schools students 50 male 78 white 55 free reduced meal program participants school personnel reported factual knowledge 10 aces academic risk database controlled schools data deidentified prior analysis high prevalence aces exposure reported 44 13 students experiencing 3 aces binary logistic regression analyses revealed doseresponse effect number aces risk poor school attendance behavioral issues failure meet gradelevel standards mathematics reading writing using elementary school personnel reports child ace exposure minimized family burden potential intrusion producing prevalence estimates consistent caregiver report national survey childrens health results suggest understanding responding childs ace profile might important strategy improving academic trajectory atrisk children psycinfo database record