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• The diagnosis and surgical treatment of con- genital heart disease.
• The electronic hearing aid and its use in I'liildhood.
• The new fimctional artificial hand.
• The diMig treatment of tuberculosis.
• The increased understanding and application of the principles of physical and emotional growth and development.
• The extension and improvement of community programs for the care of handicapped children.
Developments such as these are bringing about changes in the composition of the diagnoses... among (lie cliiklren seen in both the outpatient and inpatient departments of hospitals and in pediatric practice 146 CHILDREN • JULY-AUGUST I960 t;enerally. A growing proportion of these children have long-term illnesses and handicapping condi- tions. In some teaching hospitals children with con- genital anomalies or congenital heart disease consti- tute hetween 30 percent and yO percent of the in- patients. If such proportions are widespread, this has major significance for the design of hospitals, for medical teaching, and for the future of pediatrics and the crippled children's programs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
• The diagnosis and surgical treatment of con- genital heart disease.
• The electronic hearing aid and its use in I'liildhood.
• The new fimctional artificial hand.
• The diMig treatment of tuberculosis.
• The increased understanding and application of the principles of physical and emotional growth and development.
• The extension and improvement of community programs for the care of handicapped children.
Developments such as these are bringing about changes in the composition of the diagnoses... among (lie cliiklren seen in both the outpatient and inpatient departments of hospitals and in pediatric practice 146 CHILDREN • JULY-AUGUST I960 t;enerally. A growing proportion of these children have long-term illnesses and handicapping condi- tions. In some teaching hospitals children with con- genital anomalies or congenital heart disease consti- tute hetween 30 percent and yO percent of the in- patients. If such proportions are widespread, this has major significance for the design of hospitals, for medical teaching, and for the future of pediatrics and the crippled children's programs.
What to read after Children 1960?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Children's Bureau to read onlineMoreLess
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