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Factors Associated With First Occurrences of Child Maltreatment in Military Families.
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JAMA Neurology, 2013
Whereas visual and somatosensory forms of neglect are commonly recognized by clinicians, auditory neglect is often not assessed and therefore neglected. The auditory cortical processing system can be functionally classified into 2 distinct pathways. These 2 distinct functional pathways deal with recognition of sound ("what" pathway) and the directional
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Whereas visual and somatosensory forms of neglect are commonly recognized by clinicians, auditory neglect is often not assessed and therefore neglected. The auditory cortical processing system can be functionally classified into 2 distinct pathways. These 2 distinct functional pathways deal with recognition of sound ("what" pathway) and the directional
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The neglect of child neglect: a meta-analytic review of the prevalence of neglect [PDF]
Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology, 2012 The aim of the current meta-analysis was to provide an estimate of the prevalence of physical and emotional neglect by integrating prevalence figures from the body of research reporting on neglect. An attempt was also made to unravel the substantial variation in prevalence figures reported in primary studies by analyzing the effects of procedural ...
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Current Paediatrics, 2002
Abstract Neglect is the absence of adequate parental care and supervision. It is the most frequently reported form of child maltreatment in the UK. Prevalence studies reveal that 6% of adults say they experienced serious absence of care as children. Therefore many cases escape detection and intervention.
C.J. Hobbs, J.M. Wynne
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Abstract Neglect is the absence of adequate parental care and supervision. It is the most frequently reported form of child maltreatment in the UK. Prevalence studies reveal that 6% of adults say they experienced serious absence of care as children. Therefore many cases escape detection and intervention.
C.J. Hobbs, J.M. Wynne
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Neglected tests for neglected patients
Nature, 2006Alternative ways to develop diagnostic tools for use in resource-poor settings can, and do, exist, argue Martine Usdin, Martine Guillerm and Pierre Chirac of Doctors without Borders. When Medecins Sans Frontieres workers recognized the need for a diagnostic test for malaria suitable for use in the resource-poor conditions of the developing world, they ...
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Current Opinion in Neurobiology, 1994
Neglect is a disorder of orienting in which patients are unaware of objects in their contralesional visual field. Yet their pre-attentive vision is still able to parse the scene to segregate figure from ground, group objects, and to define their primary axis.
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Neglect is a disorder of orienting in which patients are unaware of objects in their contralesional visual field. Yet their pre-attentive vision is still able to parse the scene to segregate figure from ground, group objects, and to define their primary axis.
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Is neglect neglected by the physiotherapist?
British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation, 1998Hemineglect is associated with poor functional outcome in stroke patients. Physiotherapists need to effectively assess and treat this problem. Knowledge about current clinical practice in this area is necessary to stimulate discussion and to enhance rehabilitation research. A survey was undertaken to gather information about these issues using a sample
Maggie J Bailey +2 more
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Neglect of Neglect – Child Neglect
2018The most important reason why neglect is neglected is that right at the core of a neglecting family is an awful intense loneliness. Neglect was the issue in the 1960s. Great debates were initiated to discuss whether there were such things as problem families or were they families with problems.
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[Neglect--the frequently neglected syndrome of neglect].
Schweizerische medizinische Wochenschrift, 1989In daily clinical practice "neglect" is the term for a syndrome following a right parietal lesion with inability of the patient to concentrate on events on the left side. A patient is described who was admitted for headaches and in whom neurologic investigation revealed left sided neglect as the only sign.
A, Schnider, C, Vaney
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