Practical Pediatrics

Clinical hypnosis as an effective adjunct in the care of pediatric inpatients.

Clinical hypnosis is an established part of the comprehensive treatment of numerous problems in ambulatory pediatrics. Two cases illustrate its utility with pediatric inpatients. These cases demonstrate clinical hypnosis as a teachable, practical, and nonpharmacologic intervention that warrants further investigation in the inpatient setting.

Caring for children who have special health-care needs: a practical guide for the primary care practitioner.

Instrument-Based Vision Screening in Children.

Copyright © 2017 by the American Academy of Pediatrics The American Academy of Pediatrics has endorsed the following publication: Children’s Eye Foundation. A Practical Guide for Primary Care Physicians: Instrument-Based Vision Screening In Children. Grapevine, TX: Children’s Eye Foundation; 2016. Available at: www. childrenseyefound ation. org/ see All statements of endorsement from the Americ...

Professionalism in pediatrics.

The purpose of this report is to provide a concrete overview of the ideal standards of behavior and professional practice to which pediatricians should aspire and by which students and residents can be evaluated. Recognizing that the ideal is not always achievable in the practical sense, this document details the key components of professionalism in pediatric practice with an emphasis on core p...

Diseases of Infancy and Childhood

This book has already acquired a reputation as a very sound and practical book on the diseases children, in its first two editions. The first edition only appeared in 1936, so that it is comparatively a new recruit to the field of pediatrics; its author however is not, and the book has the advantage of his long practical experience in the treatment of children, as well as his obvious ability to...