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Lead
University of Utah
With
Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD)
As many as 30% of children develop post-traumatic stress symptoms after an injury. Post-traumatic stress symptoms can decrease children's quality of life. Psychological distress may emerge after the child is discharged from the hospital and may go unrecognized. Cognitive behavioral therapy and graduated exposures are standard treatments for PTSS.
Age
8–17
Sex
ALL
Healthy volunteers
Not accepted
You may be eligible if
8 years to 17 years at enrollment
Treated for an injury in the ED or hospitalized
Abbreviated Injury Scale (AIS) score 2 or greater
Parent and child English speaking
Broad band internet availability at home
Residing with parent or legal guardian
You may not be if
Moderate or severe traumatic brain injury (GCS less than 13)
Diagnosed with moderate or severe intellectual disability
Pre-existing psychiatric disorder that required hospitalization
Abuse or interpersonal injury as mechanism of injury
Currently receiving psychotherapy
Hospitalized for injury over 30 ays
Death of a family member or friend at time of injury
