Only 15 percent of hospitals surveyed routinely provided all recommended safety planning elements.
Researchers exploring the alarmingly high prevalence of child sex trafficking in the United States have validated a practical tool for identifying victims in multiple health care settings.
Discovery of honey's protective effects results in new National Capital Poison Center guidelines.
A quality improvement project shows children with negative urine cultures take antibiotics they don’t need.
Secondary screenings, safety plans and phone follow-ups are key to reducing death by suicide.
Data shows that health care providers may be coming into contact with victims and those at risk with more frequency than expected.
