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Acta Paediatrica, 1974
ABSTRACT. Sjölin, S. and Vahlquist, B. (Department of Paediatrics, University Hospital, Uppsala, Sweden). Child health in Sweden. Acta Paediatr Scand, 63: 485, 1974.—On the basis of relevant vital statistics, some characteristic features of the health of Swedish children during the last two centuries are presented and analysed with regard to probable ...
S, Sjölin, B, Vahlquist
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ABSTRACT. Sjölin, S. and Vahlquist, B. (Department of Paediatrics, University Hospital, Uppsala, Sweden). Child health in Sweden. Acta Paediatr Scand, 63: 485, 1974.—On the basis of relevant vital statistics, some characteristic features of the health of Swedish children during the last two centuries are presented and analysed with regard to probable ...
S, Sjölin, B, Vahlquist
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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1974
The Drs. Chang, who have practiced pediatrics in the United States for many years, recently visited the country of their birth, where they enjoyed a family reunion, and surveyed the pediatric scene. The following is a resume of their impressions.—Ed.
C C, Chang, S H, Chang
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The Drs. Chang, who have practiced pediatrics in the United States for many years, recently visited the country of their birth, where they enjoyed a family reunion, and surveyed the pediatric scene. The following is a resume of their impressions.—Ed.
C C, Chang, S H, Chang
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The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 1992
A noted pediatrician in New Delhi India urges fellow pediatricians to promote the health and safeguard the interests of children. He advocates the establishment of comprehensive genetic units in the pediatric departments in teaching hospitals in India to reap the benefits of the genetic revolution. Specifically advances in molecular genetics have led
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A noted pediatrician in New Delhi India urges fellow pediatricians to promote the health and safeguard the interests of children. He advocates the establishment of comprehensive genetic units in the pediatric departments in teaching hospitals in India to reap the benefits of the genetic revolution. Specifically advances in molecular genetics have led
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Child's Understanding of Health
Archives of General Psychiatry, 1965Introduction The health concepts of the child depend upon the organization and interpretation he gives to his perceptions of his body, to the responses of others to his body, and to the effects of the environment upon his wellbeing. Since we regard good health as the normal and desirable state of the child, we ordinarily assign less significance to ...
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Scandinavian journal of public health, 2007
AIM: To review the knowledge on child health and child health problems in Greenland. METHOD: The review was based on theses, national statistics, national and international reports, and a search in Pub Med, PsycINFO, Web of Science, and WHOLIB databases from 1985 to 2005.
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AIM: To review the knowledge on child health and child health problems in Greenland. METHOD: The review was based on theses, national statistics, national and international reports, and a search in Pub Med, PsycINFO, Web of Science, and WHOLIB databases from 1985 to 2005.
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Child Health Accountability Tracking—extending child health measurement
The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health, 2020Strong, K +15 more
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Tropical Doctor, 1985
Etude faite sur une periode de 4 ans qui permet de voir les besoins necessaires a un centre rural de sante de l ...
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Etude faite sur une periode de 4 ans qui permet de voir les besoins necessaires a un centre rural de sante de l ...
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Danish medical bulletin, 2006
International child health has improved. Better healthcare strategies, like IMCI, have contributed implementing basic interventions: vaccinations, nutrition supplement, oral rehydration and antibiotics. But 11 million children still die every year before they turn five, most from infectious diseases and neonatal complications, over half associated with
Alexandra Yasmin, Kruse, Birthe, Høgh
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International child health has improved. Better healthcare strategies, like IMCI, have contributed implementing basic interventions: vaccinations, nutrition supplement, oral rehydration and antibiotics. But 11 million children still die every year before they turn five, most from infectious diseases and neonatal complications, over half associated with
Alexandra Yasmin, Kruse, Birthe, Høgh
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Nursing Management, 2008
A new national resource has been launched to offer access to resources related to child and maternal health matters.
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A new national resource has been launched to offer access to resources related to child and maternal health matters.
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