JAMA· 1949
Pediatric Nursing
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Short summary
This 1949 textbook offers a comprehensive overview of pediatric nursing, incorporating contemporary advancements in child care.
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Key points
- The book provides a thorough and up-to-date overview of pediatric nursing.
- It includes modern child care concepts such as self-demand feeding.
- Chapters cover the history of pediatric hospitals and infant mortality statistics.
- Safety programs relevant to child care are also discussed.
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Abstract
As knowledge accumulates regarding more effective therapeutic measures for the diseases of children, technics throughout the field of child care must necessarily undergo changes. So it is in the field of pediatric nursing. This book covers the entire field of pediatric nursing, is up to date and thorough. Such new concepts in the care of children as self-demand feeding are explained in detail. Chapters dealing with the history of the pediatric hospital, statistics on infant mortality and activity and safety programs as they affect child care, in addition to the usual chapters found in textbooks concerned with pediatric nursing, make this book a well rounded text.
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Field: General Health Professions
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