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Sociodemographic factors influence tobacco smoke exposure screening in pediatric patients, suggesting a need for better practices.
Pediatric patients with high-risk medical diagnoses were more likely to receive recommended household TSE screening. Levels of household TSE screening were lowest among patients age 2 years and under and those who are underinsured. Increasing systematic screening for household TSE is essential to connect parents who smoke with resources to quit.
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