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Prenatal Substance Use Policies And Infant Maltreatment Reports
What effect do state punitive and supportive prenatal substance use
policies have on infant maltreatment reports?
In the April issue of Health Affairs, Johanna Catherine Maclean and
coauthors examine the impact of policies that criminalize prenatal
substance use
on reports of infant maltreatment to child protection agencies.
They find that substantiated infant maltreatment reports with the mother
as the perpetrator increased by 38.4 percent after punitive prenatal
substance use policies were adopted by states in 2004-18.
"We did not find changes in unsubstantiated reports, suggesting that
increases in total and substantiated reports arose from new
identification of incidents that would have otherwise not been filed by
health care providers or screened in for Child Protective Services
investigation," the authors report.
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Today in Health Affairs Forefront, Richard Sorian discusses the career
of the late Senator Orrin Hatch (R-UT)
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arguing that his later approach to find common ground with Democrats
yielded a string of victories that have become part of his legacy.
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Unpacking the Supreme Court Abortion Draft Decision
Health Affairs' Senior Editors Jessica Bylander and Chris Fleming unpack
the leaked draft opinion from the Supreme Court that would overturn Roe
v. Wade and could have sweeping health care implications beyond just
abortion care.
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Prenatal Substance Use Policies And Infant Maltreatment Reports
Johanna Catherine Maclean et al.
Orrin Hatch's Road To Bipartisanship And Key Health Care Victories
Richard Sorian
Unpacking the Supreme Court Abortion Draft Decision
Jessica Bylander and Chris Fleming
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