Professor of Pediatrics, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

Pediatrics

Janet Serwint works in the field of Pediatrics. She went to medical school at Indiana University School of Medicine. Indiana University School of Medicine is ranked 45 in research and 47 in primary care medicine She over the years received 2 awards: "CMS Meaningful Use Stage 1 Certification" and "Fellow (FAAP)". Janet Serwint is also published. She has 99 publications published. The lastest publication: "Plasma 5-aminolevulinic acid concentration and lead exposure in children.'

Publications

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• Timing of Puberty in Overweight Versus Obese Boys.
• Patient End-of-Life Experiences for Pediatric Trainees: Spanning the Educational Continuum.
• Infant-Feeding Intentions and Practices of Internal Medicine Physicians.
• Taking Humanism Back to the Bedside.
• The Value of Speed Mentoring in a Pediatric Academic Organization.
• Variability of the Institutional Review Board Process Within a National Research Network.
• Work-Place Predictors of Duration of Breastfeeding among Female Physicians.
• Personal breastfeeding behavior of physician mothers is associated with their clinical breastfeeding advocacy.
• Secondary sexual characteristics in boys: data from the Pediatric Research in Office Settings Network.
• Humanism through the Lens of the Academic Pediatric Association.
• The APA and the rise of pediatric generalist network research.
• A case of Henoch-Schönlein purpura presenting with a gastrocutaneous fistula.
• Pediatric residents do not feel prepared for the most unsettling situations they face in the pediatric intensive care unit.
• An ethnographic study of attending rounds in general paediatrics: understanding the ritual.
• Breastfeeding intentions of female physicians.
• Parents' healthy weight perceptions and preferences regarding obesity counseling in preschoolers: pediatricians matter.
• Health care reform for children: views from the Academic Pediatric Association.
• PHACES (Photographs of Academic Clinicians and Their Educational Status): a tool to improve delivery of family-centered care.
• What will it take for our society to value childhood oral health?
• A randomized controlled community-based trial to improve breastfeeding rates among urban low-income mothers.
• Does quality of primary care vary by level of training in pediatric resident continuity practices?
• Until the last breath: exploring the concept of hope for parents and health care professionals during a child's serious illness.
• Ethnic differences in parental perceptions and management of childhood fever.
• Physician mothers: an unlikely high risk group-call for action.
• Development of children who have hearing impairment.
• Spanish-speaking patients perceive high quality care in resident continuity practices: a CORNET study.
• Communication between key stakeholders within a medical home: a qualitative study.
• Computer-based documentation: effects on parent-provider communication during pediatric health maintenance encounters.
• Understanding paediatric resident-continuity preceptor relationships through the lens of apprenticeship learning.
• International adoption.
• Screening for basic social needs at a medical home for low-income children.
• Continuity-structured clinical observations: assessing the multiple-observer evaluation in a pediatric resident continuity clinic.
• Pediatric residents' clinical and educational experiences with end-of-life care.
• Over the counter but no longer under the radar--pediatric cough and cold medications.
• Conduct disorder.
• Question from the clinician: alternating acetaminophen and ibuprofen in the treatment of fever.
• Improving the management of family psychosocial problems at low-income children's well-child care visits: the WE CARE Project.
• Measuring primary care of children in pediatric resident continuity practices: a Continuity Research Network study.
• Home safety in inner cities: prevalence and feasibility of home safety-product use in inner-city housing.
• Self-efficacy for smoking cessation counseling parents in primary care: an office-based intervention for pediatricians and family physicians.
• Learning behind the scenes: perceptions and observations of role modeling in pediatric residents' continuity experience.
• Comparing patients seen in pediatric resident continuity clinics and national ambulatory medical care survey practices: a study from the continuity research network.
• Do urban parents' interests in safety topics match their children's injury risks?
• In brief: retropharyngeal abscess.
• Personal and professional experiences of pediatric residents concerning death.
• Nurse-supported breastfeeding promotion: a framework for economic evaluation.
• Outcomes of febrile children presumed to be immunocompetent who present with leukopenia or neutropenia to an ambulatory setting.
• Changes in pediatric residents'' perceptions of their continuity experience during their training: a national study.
• Evaluation of kiosk-based tailoring to promote household safety behaviors in an urban pediatric primary care practice.
• Computer-based documentation: effect on parent and physician satisfaction during a pediatric health maintenance encounter.
• Deaths of pediatric patients: relevance to their medical home, an urban primary care clinic.
• One method of coping: resident debriefing after the death of a patient.
• Physical activity in urban school-aged children with asthma.
• Not always a happy ending: the complexities of the doctor-patient relationship in end-of life care.
• Use of an innovative video feedback technique to enhance communication skills training.
• Factors associated with resident satisfaction with their continuity experience.
• Secondary prevention of vitamin D-deficiency rickets.
• Evaluation activities to strengthen an injury prevention resource center for urban families.
• A comparison of breastfed children with nutritional rickets who present during and after the first year of life.
• Prevalence of hepatitis C virus infection in urban children.
• Listing contributions of investigators in research groups.
• The prenatal pediatric visit.
• A few months to live: different paths to life's end.
• Pediatric residents' attitudes and behaviors related to counseling adolescents and their parents about firearm safety.
• "I learned that no death is routine": description of a death and bereavement seminar for pediatrics residents.
• The use of standardized patients in pediatric residency training in palliative care: anatomy of a standardized patient case scenario.
• Effects of improved access to safety counseling, products, and home visits on parents' safety practices: results of a randomized trial.
• Toxicity of over-the-counter cough and cold medications.
• Fever phobia revisited: have parental misconceptions about fever changed in 20 years?
• Multisite survey of pediatric residents'' continuity experiences: their perceptions of the clinical and educational opportunities.
• Effectiveness of a practice-based intervention to increase vaccination rates and reduce missed opportunities.
• Outcome of children identified as anemic by routine screening in an inner-city clinic.
• Randomized trial of enhanced anticipatory guidance for injury prevention.
• Effects of lead counseling for children with lead levels > or = 20 microgram/dL: impact on parental knowledge, attitudes, and behavior.
• Rehospitalization of children with asthma.
• No difference in iron status between children with low and moderate lead exposure.
• The effect of patient reassignment on future continuity in a pediatric resident continuity practice.
• The pediatric continuity experience: do academic sites still have a role?
• Is oral albuterol effective for acute cough in non-asthmatic children?
• Effectiveness of influenza vaccine in health care professionals: a randomized trial.
• Plasma 5-aminolevulinic acid concentration and lead exposure in children.
• Early detection of social interaction problems: development of a social interaction instrument in young children.
• The father's role during infancy. Factors that influence maternal expectations.
• The impact on families of pediatric resident departure from a continuity clinic practice.
• The influence of medroxyprogesterone on the duration of breast-feeding in mothers in an urban community.
• Outcomes of annual tuberculosis screening by Mantoux test in children considered to be at high risk: results from one urban clinic.
• A randomized controlled trial of prenatal pediatric visits for urban, low-income families.
• Asymptomatic children with venous lead levels > 100 micrograms/dL.
• Evaluation of pulmonary function and polysomnography in obese children and adolescents.
• Missed opportunities for vaccination and the delivery of preventive care.
• Why diagnose influenza infections in hospitalized pediatric patients?
• Child-rearing practices and nursing caries.
• Pediatrician-dependent barriers in influenza vaccine administration.
• When patients and pediatricians say good-bye in a pediatric resident continuity clinic.
• Pediatric Lassa fever: a review of 33 Liberian cases.
• Educational program on evaluation of alleged sexual abuse victims.
• Influenza type A and B infections in hospitalized pediatric patients. Who should be immunized?
• Do postpartum nursery visits by the primary care provider make a difference?

Schools

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• Northwestern Center Feinberg School of Medicine

• Chldns Hospital Los Angeles

• Indiana University

• Johns Hopkins University

Doctors Specialties

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• Pediatrics

Accepted Insurances

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Awards

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• CMS Meaningful Use Stage 1 Certification
• Fellow (FAAP)

Education

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• Johns Hopkins University
• Indiana University School of Medicine
• Children's Hospital of Los Angeles
• Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine

Hospital

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• Johns Hopkins Hospital

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