Abstract
The objectives are to examine the prevalence and characteristics of newly detected psychiatric diagnoses (NDPD) among Medicaid-enrolled children within 1 year after a firearm injury compared to children with a motor vehicle collision (MVC) injury, and how the odds of NDPD varies by diagnosis type.
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