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Hospice day care

American Journal of Hospice Care, 1990
Hospice day care is a cost-effective way to expand the range of services available to hospice patients and families. Additionally, day care can increase continuity of care between in-patient and homecare settings, and-ease the burden of responsibility on the homecare component of hospice.
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Infections in day care

The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal, 1987
Infections in children in day care are common but can be limited by several measures which include education of providers and staff in standards of hygiene, maintenance of basic techniques of infection control, appropriate use of the physical facilities of the day care facility and maintenance of recommended immunization schedules of children and staff.
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Day care surgery

European Journal of Anaesthesiology, 2001
In recent years, day surgery rates have risen in many countries in the world. In 1998-99, 65% of elective surgery was performed as day procedures in the UK and about 70% in the USA. The future has the potential for an increase in day surgery as less well-performing countries and hospitals catch up with the best, and new surgical, anaesthetic and ...
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Infections in day care

Current Opinion in Pediatrics, 1993
The number of preschool-aged children who attend day care has increased dramatically in recent years. Factors promoting spread of infections in this setting include crowding, lack of hygiene, high prevalence of early exploratory behaviors, and the likelihood of many susceptible children being in close contact.
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Pediatricians and Day-Care

Pediatrics, 1966
When the Editor waxes out-going and invites comment, I take it that he wants specifics from us ordinary, wayfaring pediatricians. Day-care obviously involves two groups, one small, the other large: (1) those who can pay (2) those who can't. Day-Care for the Better-Off With current trends, this classification
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Postoperative Care, Day by Day

2017
Frequent follow-up evaluation will help a surgeon recognize and forestall evolving complications during limb lengthening. Passive and active stretching programs are essential. Judging regenerate bone at each office visit allows the surgeon to modify the lengthening prescription.
Stuart A. Green, Mark T. Dahl
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Psoriasis Day Care Centers

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1975
With the rapidly mounting cost of medical care in hospitals, physicians must seek alternative forms of therapy for illnesses that could conceivably be treated by less confining methods. One approach to this problem is the Psoriasis Day Care Center, where psoriasis patients with extensive disease are treated during the day and allowed to return home at ...
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DAY CARE IN VICTORIA

Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health, 1993
D A, Clements, I, Guise, A, Sherry
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Day Care

Pediatrics In Review, 1980
The fundamental and noncontroversial fact about day care is that increasing numbers of children will be in some form of day care during the next decade as their mothers join the work force. Only a major unforeseen economic or social upheaval will prevent this trend from continuing.
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[Day care, the day care patient and his partner].

Gerontologie, 1981
The aim of this contribution is to examine what the consequences are of an admission to a psychogeriatric dayhospital for a patient and his partner. In the first place attention has been payed to some complicating factors: on the one side the organization and function of daycare among other institutions, on the other side, at greater length, the direct
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