Catalina Lomos, J W Hans Luyten, Sabine Tieck
Implementing ICT in classroom practice: what else matters besides the ICT infrastructure?
Large-scale assessments in education
study aims comprehensively examine racial ethnic differences pediatric unintentional injuries requiring hospitalization age across injury mechanisms retrospective nationally representative crosssectional analysis discharge data within 2016 kids inpatient database 98611 children 19 years unintentional injuries resulting hospitalization injury categories included passengers pedestrians injured motor vehicle crash falls drownings burns firearms drug nondrug poisonings suffocations injuries relative risk rr injuries requiring hospitalization calculated children black hispanic races ethnicities compared white children rr stratified age excessive hospitalizations calculated absolute number hospitalizations race ethnicity group would avoided group rate white children black children significantly likely hospitalized compared white children injury mechanisms except falls nearly age groups greatest rr firearm injuries rr 98 95 confidence interval 95102 differences associated 6263 excessive hospitalizations among racial ethnic minority children compared white children racial ethnic minority children represent populations persistent disproportionate risk injuries resulting hospitalization risk varies important ways injury mechanism childrens age findings suggest importance environmental societal exposures may drive differences factors provider bias may also contribute