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Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 2000
During the provision of newborn care, the primary care provider must identify any apparent or potential health concerns, while at the same time dealing with the concerns of new mothers and other members of the now expanded family. Efficiently managing outpatient problems such as colic, dysfunctional sleep, skin disorders, neonatal jaundice, feeding ...
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During the provision of newborn care, the primary care provider must identify any apparent or potential health concerns, while at the same time dealing with the concerns of new mothers and other members of the now expanded family. Efficiently managing outpatient problems such as colic, dysfunctional sleep, skin disorders, neonatal jaundice, feeding ...
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Pediatrics In Review, 2012
The birth of an infant is one of the most memorable experiences a family shares. Pediatric health care professionals are privileged to participate in this experience and recognize it as a time to promote the health of the newborn and family. Ideally, a well-designed care system would be replete with comprehensive supports during the prenatal period ...
Johanna B, Warren, Carrie A, Phillipi
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The birth of an infant is one of the most memorable experiences a family shares. Pediatric health care professionals are privileged to participate in this experience and recognize it as a time to promote the health of the newborn and family. Ideally, a well-designed care system would be replete with comprehensive supports during the prenatal period ...
Johanna B, Warren, Carrie A, Phillipi
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CARING FOR PARENTS OF SICK NEWBORNS
Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1978This paper is concerned with the care needed by parents who give birth to a "high risk" infant. Interviews with eight families demonstrate the diversity of responses to this anxiety-producing situation.
W R, Arney, J N, Nagy, G A, Little
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Seminars in Perinatology, 2013
Many organ systems undergo significant and rapid changes during the transition from an intrauterine to an extrauterine environment, especially those which serve as interfaces between the infant and the external environment. Historically the skin care methods employed during and after this period of rapid physiologic change have been derived from ...
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Many organ systems undergo significant and rapid changes during the transition from an intrauterine to an extrauterine environment, especially those which serve as interfaces between the infant and the external environment. Historically the skin care methods employed during and after this period of rapid physiologic change have been derived from ...
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Pediatrics In Review, 1992
A variety of changes have occurred recently in perinatal care that influence the role of the pediatrician. These include new prenatal assessment techniques (ultrasonography and fetal electronic monitoring), an increased attention to the ambiance of delivery with family participation, and more rapid hospital discharge. This review will focus on the role
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A variety of changes have occurred recently in perinatal care that influence the role of the pediatrician. These include new prenatal assessment techniques (ultrasonography and fetal electronic monitoring), an increased attention to the ambiance of delivery with family participation, and more rapid hospital discharge. This review will focus on the role
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Rooming-In Care of the Newborn
Postgraduate Medicine, 1952For general practitioners, who handle more than 85 per cent of all pediatric care, POSTGRADUATE MEDICINE here presents authoritative, up-to-date summaries, prepared by specialists in pediatric problems.
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Pediatric Clinics of North America, 2009
Infant mortality and morbidity disparities occur between non-Indigenous and Indigenous populations of Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the United States. Neonatal mortality is due to high-risk births, which vary according to prevalence of the maternal risk factors of smoking, alcohol consumption, infection, and disorders of nutritional status ...
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Infant mortality and morbidity disparities occur between non-Indigenous and Indigenous populations of Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the United States. Neonatal mortality is due to high-risk births, which vary according to prevalence of the maternal risk factors of smoking, alcohol consumption, infection, and disorders of nutritional status ...
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