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Showing 1 to 20 of 267 for “"Pediatrics"”.
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A Clinical Characteristics of Adverse Drug Reaction in Pediatrics
… outpatients or hospitalized in the department of Pediatrics of Ajou University Hospital for 10 years from January, 2000 to December, 2009. 99 patients who had shown adverse drug reactions were selected as subjects. And drug challenge test was performed for 16 patients to find out the drug cause …
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Go Wish- Pediatrics : Pilot Study of a Conversation Tool in Pediatric Palliative Care
… makes advance care planning difficult in pediatrics.<br /> Design: A mixed methods design was utilized to evaluate the effectiveness of an advance care planning conversation tool, <em>Go Wish- Pediatrics</em>, on the emotional resources and distress experienced by parents caring for …
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An Economic Evaluation of Primary Care Behavioral Health in Pediatrics: A Case Study
<p>A barrier cited by primary care administrators in integrating behavioral health is financial risk. Fee-for-service billing mechanisms remain complex and there is little empirical guidance on cost-effective models. This study was an economic evaluation of an integrated care model in a pediatric …
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A Comparison Of Traditional Face-To-Face And Hybrid Pediatrics and Obstetrical Nursing Courses
… college in southeast Texas. Two courses, pediatrics and obstetrics (OB), were taught in the fall 2010 semester. Each had a section delivering course content in the traditional face-to-face lecture and a second via hybrid delivery. This was the students’ first experience with distance …
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Development and Bioavailability/Bioequivalence of a Fixed-Dose Combination Antiretroviral Reconstitutable Suspension Intended for Pediatrics
… as reconstitutable suspension for pediatrics for use in pediatric patients. The granules were developed via roller compaction process to improve granule flow characteristics, minimize segregation of the multi-component active pharmaceutical ingredients, and avoid introducing …
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The Relationship Between Preoperative Information and Coping Styles in Children Undergoing Surgery (Pediatrics, Repression/sensitization)
The present investigation addressed three major questions: (a) do children demonstrate patterns of stress coping which are similar to the repression/sensitization patterns found in the adult literature; (b) if these coping styles exist, do they affect the degree to which children are receptive to …
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Evaluation of Knowledge Regarding Diagnostic Strategies For Genetic Diseases In Select Residents
… practice. This study aimed to assess how well pediatrics-focused primary care physicians apply their general genetics knowledge to clinical genetic testing using scenario-based questions. We chose to specifically focus on knowledge of the diagnostic applicability of Chromosomal Microarray (CMA) …
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Models for primary care residency program evaluation
… programs (family practice, internal medicine, pediatrics, combined medicine/pediatrics).
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An Enhanced Model for Parental Decision Making for Pediatric Care
… specialty, developing in the mid-19th century. Pediatrics emerged as society began to believe that children were different from adults and in need of specialized care. Soon after the development of specialty medicine for children it became evident that many challenging ethical issues were …
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Early Identification of Dysphagia Post Pediatric Ischemic Stroke
… is not a well understood outcome post-stroke in pediatrics. This dissertation sought to explore early identification of dysphagia, with a focus on pediatric stroke, and was comprised of four studies: 1) a meta-analysis of high-level evidence on the benefit of dysphagia screening in adult stroke, …
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Analysis of retention incare among HIV patients in selected health care facilities in Zambia 2013-2015
… adult retention was 71.8% (CI: 71.3, 72.3) and pediatrics at 66% (95% CI: 63.7, 66.3). These findings were statistically significant with a p-value of p<0.0001. The study also showed mortality at 40/1000 per-month of follow-up (p-m of fu) (CI: 39.2, 41.3) while Lost to Follow-up (LTFu) was …
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Analysis of retention incare among HIV patients in selected health care facilities in Zambia 2013-2015
… adult retention was 71.8% (CI: 71.3, 72.3) and pediatrics at 66% (95% CI: 63.7, 66.3). These findings were statistically significant with a p-value of p<0.0001. The study also showed mortality at 40/1000 per-month of follow-up (p-m of fu) (CI: 39.2, 41.3) while Lost to Follow-up (LTFu) was …
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Comparison of Two Methods of Pediatric Triage Education
… primarily in centers that are high volume for pediatrics. <strong>Methods. </strong>A repeated measures, randomized crossover study comparing two different methods of pediatric triage education was conducted. Participants were general emergency triage nurses recruited from a general emergency …
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Electronic Cigarette Education for Parents of Adolescents
… Participants were recruited from Arizona Kids Pediatrics in Surprise, Arizona. Participants included a convenience sample of parents of adolescents aged 11 to 17 at well child exams. Descriptive statistics and a paired t-test were used to analyze results. Results. A total of 10 participants …
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Association Between New Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia and Pulmonary Hypertension in Extremely Premature Newborns
… provided for 4 patients from the department of Pediatrics at the University of Debrecen.
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CARE COORDINATION PRACTICES AMONG ILLINOIS PEDIATRICIANS AND EARLY INTERVENTION SERVICE COORDINATORS
… in the fields of early intervention (EI) and pediatrics for infants/toddlers with special health care needs (SHCN). This growth has also brought about a change in the relationship between pediatricians and EI service coordinators, creating an increased need for communication and collaboration …
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Ethics Education in Neonatology: The Past, The Present, and Hope For A Future
… recognized as a subspecialty within the field of pediatrics in 1975. The extent to which advances in medical technology have transformed the field of neonatology is unmatched by those in any other field. This transformation has, in turn, given rise to ethical dilemmas in neonatal intensive care …
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The Effect of Haemophilus influenzae and Streptococcus pneumoniae coinfection on Otitis Media Disease Progression and Treatment Efficacy
Otitis media is a major public health problem in pediatrics worldwide. It is the number one reason for pediatric office visits, new antibiotic prescriptions and surgery in children. The two most commonly isolated pathogens from otitis media infection are <italic>Haemophilus influenzae</italic> and …
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Effects of Transcranial Direct-Current Stimulation on Motor Learning in the Developing Brain
… brain, and fundamental studies are lacking in pediatrics, yet are required to advance and optimize tDCS application in this population. Additionally, given the ability of tDCS to enhance motor learning, translation to complex motor skill acquisition is necessary to define the full potential of …
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