Medical Director of Child Abuse Programs, Yale New Haven Hospital
Pediatrics
Dr. John M. Leventhal, MD
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John M. Leventhal practices Pediatrics. He went to Tufts University School of Medicine. Tufts University School of Medicine has a rank of 49 in research and a 52 in primary care John Leventhal is also published. He has 101 publications published. The lastest publication: "Practical clinical considerations in the use of estrogen/androgen therapy. A case-based forum.'
Publications
- Screening for autism spectrum disorders in 12-month-old high-risk siblings by parental report.
- Child maltreatment and risk patterns among participants in a child abuse prevention program.
- Diagnosing abusive head trauma: the challenges faced by clinicians.
- The Pediatrician and Child Maltreatment: Principles and Pointers for Practice.
- Addressing child maltreatment: helping those on the frontlines.
- Sexual abuse and assault in children and teens: time to prioritize prevention.
- Henry Kempe's Vision: Preventing child abuse then and now.
- Improvement of child behavior is associated with resolution of intimate partner violence.
- Identification of physical abuse cases in hospitalized children: accuracy of International Classification of Diseases codes.
- "The battered-child syndrome" 50 years later: much accomplished, much left to do.
- A novel self-evaluation tool to assess the team function of a child protection team.
- Impact of an educational intervention on caregivers' beliefs about infant crying and knowledge of shaken baby syndrome.
- Child Abuse Consultations Initiated by Child Protective Services: The Role of Expert Opinions.
- Child Abuse Pediatrics: New Specialty, Renewed Mission.
- Connecting the dots in childhood and adolescent trauma.
- A case-control study to evaluate Utah's shaken baby prevention program.
- Fractures and traumatic brain injuries: abuse versus accidents in a US database of hospitalized children.
- Factors that influence the effectiveness of child protection teams.
- Managing child abuse: general principles.
- Evidence outweighs belief.
- The making and the being of an academic (ambulatory) pediatrician.
- Incidence of fractures attributable to abuse in young hospitalized children: results from analysis of a United States database.
- Screening for behavioral health problems in primary care.
- The interpreter as cultural educator of residents: improving communication for Latino parents.
- Duodenal hematoma after upper endoscopy and biopsy in a 4-year-old girl.
- Reproductive care and rates of pregnancy in teenagers with negative pregnancy test results.
- Identification of inflicted traumatic brain injury in well-appearing infants using serum and cerebrospinal markers: a possible screening tool.
- Racial and ethnic disparities in medical history taking: detecting substance use among low-income pregnant women.
- Adolescent girls with negative pregnancy tests.
- Negative pregnancy tests in urban adolescents: an important and often missed opportunity for clinicians.
- Characteristics that distinguish accidental from abusive injury in hospitalized young children with head trauma.
- Pediatricians' training and identification and management of psychosocial problems.
- Clinicians' views on reproductive needs and services for teens with negative pregnancy tests.
- Use of home pregnancy tests among adolescent women.
- Persistence of psychiatric disorders in pediatric settings.
- How good is the evidence linking breastfeeding and intelligence?
- Low bioavailability of cyclosporine microemulsion and tacrolimus in a small bowel transplant recipient: possible relationship to intestinal P-glycoprotein activity.
- Premature ovarian failure in a 35-year-old woman with a Robertsonian translocation.
- Long-term renal allograft function on a tacrolimus-based, pred-free maintenance immunosuppression comparing sirolimus vs. MMF.
- Laparoscopic donor nephrectomy: analysis of donor and recipient outcomes.
- Panel discussion on AIDS.
- The pediatric prenatal visit: a questionnaire survey.
- Operational criteria for adverse drug reactions in evaluating suspected toxicity of a popular scabicide.
- Usefulness of chest radiographs in children with acute lower respiratory tract disease.
- Issues involved in the definition and classification of chronic health conditions.
- Reliability of video taped interviews with children suspected of being sexually abused.
- Psychosocial assessment of children with chronic physical disease.
- When pediatricians become parents.
- Prolonged continuous monitoring of intracranial pressure in severe Reye''s syndrome.
- The obligation of researchers to precept.
- Practical clinical considerations in the use of estrogen/androgen therapy. A case-based forum.
- Science versus opinion: a response to Cunningham's critique.
- Predictors of recurrent febrile seizures: a metaanalytic review.
- Effect of passive smoking on birth-weight.
- An algorithm for the operational assessment of adverse drug reactions. III. Results of tests among clinicians.
- The challenges of recognizing child abuse: seeing is believing.
- Programs to prevent sexual abuse: what outcomes should be measured?
- Educational intervention by computer in childhood asthma: a randomized clinical trial testing the use of a new teaching intervention in childhood asthma.
- Marital adjustment to chronic childhood illness: a critique of the literature.
- Research strategies and methodologic standards in studies of risk factors for child abuse.
- Clinical predictors of pneumonia as a guide to ordering chest roentgenograms.
- Clinical data used by pediatric residents to assess parenting.
- Reassessment of the relationship of perinatal risk factors and child abuse.
- The timing and predictors of the early termination of breastfeeding.
- Likelihood ratio, skull roentgenograms, and clinical decision-making.
- Does breast-feeding protect against infections in infants less than 3 months of age?
- Does quality of care affect rates of hospitalization for childhood asthma?
- Is intrauterine growth retardation a risk factor for child abuse?
- Relationship between infant feeding and infectious illness: a prospective study of infants during the first year of life.
- Risk factors for child abuse: methodologic standards in case-control studies.
- What to ask when sexual abuse is suspected.
- Primary care involvement among hospitalized children.
- Maltreatment of children born to cocaine-dependent mothers.
- Mothers' perceptions of problems of feeding and crying behaviors. A prospective study.
- A novel approach to training pediatrics primary care residents.
- The accuracy of children's reports with anatomically correct dolls.
- Types of abuse and cocaine use in pregnant women.
- Identification during the postpartum period of infants who are at high risk of child maltreatment.
- Studies of breast-feeding and infections. How good is the evidence?
- Anatomically correct dolls used in interviews of young children suspected of having been sexually abused.
- Problems of early infancy, formula changes, and mothers' beliefs about their infants.
- Sexual abuse of children: continuing challenges for the new millennium.
- Laxative-induced dermatitis of the buttocks incorrectly suspected to Be abusive burns.
- Twenty years later: we do know how to prevent child abuse and neglect.
- The child vulnerability scale: an instrument to measure parental perceptions of child vulnerability.
- Fractures in young children. Distinguishing child abuse from unintentional injuries.
- A review of psychosocial interventions for children with chronic health conditions.
- Intergenerational continuity of child physical abuse: how good is the evidence?
- Prevalence and effects of child sexual abuse in a poor, rural community in El Salvador: a retrospective study of women after 12 years of civil war.
- Have there been changes in the epidemiology of sexual abuse of children during the 20th century?
- Are children born to young mothers at increased risk of maltreatment?
- Long-bone fractures in young children: distinguishing accidental injuries from child abuse.
- Maltreatment of children born to teenage mothers: a comparison between the 1960s and 1980s.
- Evaluating intensive family preservation programs: a methodological review.
- Concerns about child maltreatment in hospitalized children.
- Epidemiology of sexual abuse of children: old problems, new directions.
- Referrals to a hospital-based child abuse committee: a comparison of the 1960s and 1990s.
- A decline in substantiated cases of child sexual abuse in the United States: good news or false hope?
- Use of health services by children who were identified during the postpartum period as being at high risk of child abuse or neglect.
- Psychological sequelae of medical complications during pregnancy.
Schools
Tufts University School Of Medicine
Yale New Haven Hospital
Yale University School Of Med
Doctors Specialties
- Child Abuse Pediatrics
- Pediatrics
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