PEDIATRIC PRACTICE: A. THE PEDIATRICIAN AS A SPECIALIST T lIE BOLE of time pediatrician in the totality of medical practice in timis country undergoes close scrutiny; panels and papers imave dealt witim it. Pediatric educators are vitally concerned timat timeir teaclming programs be tailored to future needs; official interest of the American Academy of Pediatrics lmas been expressed througim it...

background : the systematic application of pap test helps early diagnosis and effective treatment of cervical cancer. this study was conducted to assess the effect of education on health beliefs and practice of women eligible for pap test using health belief model (hbm). methods : this quasi-experimental study was conducted in hamadan city, the west of iran, in 2010 using before-after design. i...

BACKGROUND Breast cancer is the most common carcinoma in the world and the second most prevalent in Indian females. Over 0.7 million new cases of carcinoma breast are detected every year globally, with nearly 0.3 million deaths, affecting 28 per 100,000 females in the age group of 35 to 60 years. Breast self examination (BSE) can detect 40% of breast lesions. The present study aimed to assess t...

In family childcare, the program of services is situated within in the providers’ own homes. The purpose of this inquiry is to review the literature from special education in light of current practices in family childcare. In addition, key characteristics unique to the provider’s care giving program will be examined in relation to the needs of children with disabilities and their families. Fina...

Citizens of the United States, like citizens of many other countries, have made a commitment to their nation’s care, welfare, development, and education of infants and young children with identifiable disabilities, or at clear risk of disability, and their families (Hanson, 2003). Societal values dictate that support should be given to those most in need, such support should be well planned and...

OBJECTIVE To test the impact of physician education and facilitator assisted office system interventions on cancer early detection and preventive services. DESIGN A randomised trial of two interventions alone and in combination. SETTING AND SUBJECTS Physicians in 98 ambulatory care practices in the United States. INTERVENTIONS The education intervention consisted of a day long physician m...

Approximately one-fifth of all infants born annually are at risk for developmental disabilities (Haber, 1991). Of these, approximately one-fourth will manifest significant delays by age 5. An additional 20-30% of each birth cohort will require special education services due to social or familial factors such as unresponsive or unstimulating environments. “Early intervention” is a term commonly ...

background: cervical cancer considered as second most common cancer after breast cancer in the world and 18 percent of total deaths in women are due to cervical cancer. cervical cancer is a preventable disease and early detection of the disease could improve  the quality of its treatment. the pap smear test is an effective screening method for diagnosis of cervical cancer. the aim of present st...

Hong Kong is among the first few cities in Asia to have implemented early intervention for psychosis in 2001. Substantial changes in psychosis service have since taken place. We reviewed available outcome data in Hong Kong, with reference to the philosophy of early intervention in psychosis, discussing experience and lessons learned from the implementation process, and future opportunities and ...