Commentary: The use of health and behavior codes in pediatric psychology: Where are we now?

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This article focuses on the current status of the use of Health and Behavior (H&B) codes by pediatric psychologists. We address the rationale for the use of these codes in a pediatric psychology setting, practice updates since the codes were initiated, and our experience with utilizing these codes in one pediatric hospital. We conclude with a summary of our assertions and future directions for policy and practice. © The Author 2011 . Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the Society of Pediatric Psychology.

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McAuliffe, M. L., Tynan, W. D., Angalet, G. B., & Shroff Pendley, J. (2012, June). Commentary: The use of health and behavior codes in pediatric psychology: Where are we now? Journal of Pediatric Psychology. https://doi.org/10.1093/jpepsy/jss045

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