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Neurointensive care in children
The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 1993Principles of neurointensive care in children with hypoxic encephalopathy have been discussed. The limit of normothermic cardiac arrest after which complete recovery might be achieved seems to be not five minutes but rather between ten and twenty minutes, about the same for the brain and the heart. Cerebral recovery after cardiac arrest can be improved
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Pediatrics, 1982
The poor quality of health services rendered to the half million foster children in this country is well documented elsewhere in this issue.1 This is an area of pediatric care of which we cannot be proud. Schor's "unfortunate discovery that children who have been under the protective and hopefully remedial care of the foster care system continues to ...
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The poor quality of health services rendered to the half million foster children in this country is well documented elsewhere in this issue.1 This is an area of pediatric care of which we cannot be proud. Schor's "unfortunate discovery that children who have been under the protective and hopefully remedial care of the foster care system continues to ...
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Theory & Psychology, 1993
Developmental psychologists have no adequate way of understanding shared care because their theories are rooted in a pedagogic concept of family upbringing with mother at home. This article shows how deeply developmental theories, concepts and research questions are anchored in the moral and social-political choices and problems of the middle class ...
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Developmental psychologists have no adequate way of understanding shared care because their theories are rooted in a pedagogic concept of family upbringing with mother at home. This article shows how deeply developmental theories, concepts and research questions are anchored in the moral and social-political choices and problems of the middle class ...
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Caring for children with wounds
Journal of Wound Care, 1996An update on the problems associated with managing children with wounds and their families
S, Bale, V, Jones
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Continuity of Care for Children in Foster Care
Pediatrics, 2003Objective. To compare the continuity of care experienced by children who are in foster care with that of children who are not in foster care and are covered under Medicaid managed care and Medicaid fee-for-service (FFS).Methods. This retrospective cohort study used Medicaid claims/encounter data from Washington state.
David L, DiGiuseppe +1 more
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Children need to be cared for by children's nurses
British Journal of Nursing, 2002In recent months much has been said and written about preregistration nurse education. We have only just come to grips with the new ‘fitness for practice’ curriculum but are already moving on to debating the options outlined in the Nursing and Midwifery Council's Fitness for Practice and Purpose document (UKCC, 2001).
Richardson, J. +4 more
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INSTITUTIONAL CARE OF CHILDREN
Pediatrics, 1960For Two Centuries now, child caring institutions have helped families in caring for their children. Every generation brings its toll of dependent, neglected, disturbed, delinquent, and mentally retarded youngsters to institutional doors. Such rearing of children away from their families has always been of interest and concern to ...
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Pediatrics in Review, 2018
1. Robert L. Sheridan, MD* 1. *Burn Service, Boston Shriners Hospital for Children; Division of Burns, Massachusetts General Hospital; and Department of Surgery, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA Burn injuries are common in children. Management of these injuries and their consequences will be part of most busy general pediatric practices ...
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1. Robert L. Sheridan, MD* 1. *Burn Service, Boston Shriners Hospital for Children; Division of Burns, Massachusetts General Hospital; and Department of Surgery, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA Burn injuries are common in children. Management of these injuries and their consequences will be part of most busy general pediatric practices ...
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Current Opinion in Oncology, 2010
To provide an update on the rational approach of febrile neutropenia in children with cancer and discuss future research aspects in the field.Clinical and laboratory variables and new biomarkers associated with an increased risk for a severe outcome including invasive bacterial infection (IBI), sepsis, and mortality have been identified for children ...
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To provide an update on the rational approach of febrile neutropenia in children with cancer and discuss future research aspects in the field.Clinical and laboratory variables and new biomarkers associated with an increased risk for a severe outcome including invasive bacterial infection (IBI), sepsis, and mortality have been identified for children ...
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Caring for children in foster care
Journal of Pediatric Health Care, 1997B, Gitlitz, E, Kuehne
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