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Procedural Pain in Hospitalized Children in a Chinese Children's Hospital
Pain Management Nursing, 2021Pain prevalence in pediatric hospitals has been investigated in many developed countries, but little is known about this topic in China.This study sought to describe the frequency and pain intensity of procedures for medical care in hospitalized children in a Chinese children's hospital.A cross-sectional study was designed to include interviews with ...
Yinhua Chen +7 more
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Children in Hospitals Before There Were Children’s Hospitals
Pediatrics, 2014Until recently, physician–historians of pediatrics have generally assumed that “pediatrics as a specialized branch of medicine had no real existence before the middle of the nineteenth century.”1 This may be true if we equate pediatrics with professional organizations and specialized children’s hospitals.2,3 But as a body of knowledge and practices ...
Andrew N, Williams, Raman M, Sharma
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Reduction in hospitalizations of children
Acta Paediatrica, 2008AbstractAim: The aim of the study was to reduce the number of hospitalizations in a population of children enrolled in the Einstein Program of the Paraisópolis Community, in São Paulo, Brazil, particularly hospitalizations caused by respiratory diseases.Methods: All hospitalizations of this paediatric population enrolled in the Einstein Program of the ...
Santos, Erica +5 more
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Pediatrics, 1964
The Commentary on Hospitalization which appeared in the July issue of Pediatrics reported many cogent points made during the Paris International Children's Center meeting. In general, one can only applaud the fundamental thesis that hospitalization, both in terms of admission and duration of stay, should be based on medical reasons rather than ...
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The Commentary on Hospitalization which appeared in the July issue of Pediatrics reported many cogent points made during the Paris International Children's Center meeting. In general, one can only applaud the fundamental thesis that hospitalization, both in terms of admission and duration of stay, should be based on medical reasons rather than ...
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Tuberculosis in a children’s hospital
Irish Journal of Medical Science, 1987We reviewed 26 cases of tuberculosis seen in The Children’s Hospital, Temple Street over the past 10 years by means of a retrospective study of hospital records. In all cases we specifically looked for clinical and bacteriological findings which helped lead to an early diagnosis.
D, Briscoe, D, Gill
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Bibliotherapy for Hospitalized Children
Southern Medical Journal, 1984Allegorical stories can be used to help children cope with the worries and fears precipitated by illness, medical procedures, and hospitalizations. They supplement explicit discussions of illness and preparation for procedures and hospitalization. Stories with appropriate symbolic themes are readily available in children's literature.
A, Fosson, E, Husband
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ABORIGINAL CHILDREN IN HOSPITAL
Medical Journal of Australia, 1977In 1974 there were 932 admissions of 624 Aboriginal infants and children to the Princess Margaret Hospital, Perth, where they were treated for a period of 10,952 bed days. More than 50% of the patients were malnourished and many were anaemic. Most admissions were for nutritional and related disorders, especially chronic and recurrent infections of the ...
T G, Shannon, M, Gracey
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Resiliency and Hospitalization of Children
Children's Health Care, 1988Hospitalization is regarded by most social and behavioral scientists and the general public as a stressful event that frequently leads to diminished abilities and increased anxiety, especially in young children. For some children, however, hospitalization may harden rather than weaken them.
R, Bolig, K D, Weddle
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