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Recent Posts
- May 17, 2013Is it time to change how we train premedical and medical students?
- May 13, 2013The possible benefits of playing music to premature infants
- May 11, 2013Should families be allowed, or even encouraged, to watch CPR?
- May 5, 2013Geographical variations in health care costs: Roger Lane’s Rules of History in medical practice
- April 8, 2013Exposure of children to background television: how much and with what effects?
- February 19, 2013Drug shortages can kill children
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Having family in the room while a resuscitation is performed gives them a good sense of closure and ... - Christopher on On physician burnout in pediatric intensive care
Yes, it is a bit of a nature/nurture question. For myself, I'm beyond burning out -- at age 61, I've... - Joe Brierley on On physician burnout in pediatric intensive care
Hello Chris, Just caught this - great piece. We've started to look at this in terms of support for ... - Christopher on Organ transplants in children
Size is what matters with hearts, not so much age. Kidneys have more range. For example, two child k... - Nikiya on Organ transplants in children
I saw that an adult kidney would work for a larger child, but could a child donate a heart or kidney...
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How Your Child Heals
An Inside Look at Common Childhood Ailments
This book takes you on a tour of the inner workings of a child's body as it heals from injury, illness, and common diseases.
How To Talk To Your Child's Doctor
A Handbook for Parents
"A great read for any parent. It really helps you get inside the mind of your child's doctor and figure out how best to communicate."
Your Critically Ill Child
Life and Death Choices Parents Much Face
Personal stories of children and their families and how they and their doctors together learned the best way to understand and take care of each other.