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Refractive Surgery for Special Needs Children
Archives of Ophthalmology, 2009These are the hard cases and the children with greatest need. Their spherical-equivalent myopia or hyperopia exceeds approximately 4 to 5 diopters (D). The uncorrected myopia translates to a distant acuity of 20/200 or worse (legal blindness). The uncorrected acuity for the child with hyperopia can be better during epochs when the child accommodates ...
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EARLY EDUCATION AND CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 1987Abstract— Changing issues in the field of preschool education will be discussed, set in the context of two of my studies which have been concerned with children with special needs in ‘ordinary’ preschool education, one ‘pre‐Warnock’ in Scotland, and the other ‘post‐Wamock’ in the West Midleinds.
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Recognizing Maltreatment in Children with Special Needs
Pediatric Annals, 2016Children with special needs are at a greater risk of maltreatment than other children. Understanding risk factors unique to this population will help the pediatrician determine which children are at risk, make the physician aware of what to assess in the office setting, and provide education to the child, family, and caregivers to prevent ...
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Safe Transportation for Children with Special Needs
Journal of Pediatric Health Care, 2008According to McPherson, Arango, and Fox (1998), ‘‘Children with special health care needs are those who have or are at increased risk for a chronic physical, developmental, behavioral, or emotional condition and who also require health and related services of a type or amount beyond that required by children generally’’ (p. 137).
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Special Cases: Children, The Elderly, And Patients With Special Needs
1994Abstract So far, we’ve discussed techniques that are generally effective for controlling cancer pain. These techniques take into account the variability among individuals, recognizing that each person is unique, and that many of the techniques need to be applied differently for each individual.
Richard B Patt, Susan S Lang
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Child Care for Children With Special Needs
Pediatrics, 1993Most children with special needs are more like normally developing children than they are different from them. They share the same zest for discovery, love for stories and music, and delight in dressing in adult clothes. They, too, need to learn to run and play, solve problems, have conversations with friends, and attend to their personal needs.
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Raising Children With Special Needs
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