The book contains examples of almost every common and uncommon condition encountered in pediatric radiology. The illustrations are examples of the conditions illustrated.
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This book treats the practical problems of pediatric radiography and radiological procedures. Written jointly by a radiographer and a radiologist, it covers pediatric positioning and procedures. An extended chapter covers neonatal radiography and radiology.
Women represent a significant proportion of pediatric radiologists in the United States, as shown on surveys by the American College of Radiology (ACR) and the Society for Pediatric Radiology (SPR). This review discusses the characteristics of this subgroup of specialists and issues uniquely related to them.
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This book contains seven selections. They are: Neuroradiology; Cardiovascular and Interventional Radiology; The Thorax; The Abdomen; The Musculoskeletal System; Pediatric Radiology; and Radiation Physics.
This book contains seven selections. They are: Neuroradiology; Cardiovascular and Interventional Radiology; The Thorax; The Abdomen; The Skeletal System; Pediatric Radiology; and Radiation Physics.
This volume provides coverage related to radiologic interpretation and the use of radiology in diagnosis. All major radiologic modalities are incorporated.
... THERAPY, DRONES, SURGERY, PEDIATRICS, ORGANS(ANATOMY), RADIOLOGY, ATHEROSCLEROSIS, GYNECOLOGY, OBSTETRICS. ...
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... CLINICAL MEDICINE, *MEDICAL RESEARCH, REPORTS, PATHOLOGY, SURGERY, PEDIATRICS, RADIOLOGY, GYNECOLOGY, OBSTETRICS. ...
... MEDICAL RESEARCH, ABSTRACTS, IMMUNOLOGY, SURGERY, PEDIATRICS, RADIOLOGY, PSYCHIATRY, GYNECOLOGY, OBSTETRICS. ...
... SURGERY, NUTRITION, DENTISTRY, CANCER, PEDIATRICS, RADIOLOGY, PSYCHIATRY, GYNECOLOGY, PHARMACIES, OBSTETRICS. ...
... CLINICAL MEDICINE, SURGERY, NURSING, DENTISTRY, PEDIATRICS, RADIOLOGY, PSYCHIATRY, GYNECOLOGY, OBSTETRICS. ...
This book is organized around radiologic procedures with each discussed from the points of view of: indications, contraindications, materials, method of procedures and complications. Covered in this book are: emergency radiology chest radiology, bone radiology, gastrointestinal radiology, GU ...
Contents: Beginnings and development of pediatric radiology in Poland; Radiologic and clinical evaluation of cases of histiocytosis X in children; Osteogenesis imperfecta in pediatrics; Spinal cord complications after abdominal aortography; The roentgenol...
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A textbook of pediatric radiology is reviewed. Practical techniques of imaging in the pediatric patient is discussed with emphasis on the problems involved in pediatric radiology. There are useful hints on equipment, protection, and special examinations. Information is included on traditional ...
The American Academy of Pediatrics will convene workshops at four meetings of the Pediatric Academic Societies for incoming pediatric chief residents. The residents receive an overview of childen's environmental health issues, will create a powerpoint presentation on a specific ...
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This is the latest version of the continuing education course on diagnostic radiology given yearly by the Department of Radiology at the University of California, San Francisco. The lectures are grouped into sections on gastrointestinal radiology, mammography, uroradiology, magnetic resonance, hepatobiliary ...
... interventional suite. Pediatric Radiology 2006; 36 Suppl 2 163-7. Glennie D, Connolly BL, Gordon C. Entrance ...
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This volume contains a study guide for training Radiological control Technicians. Covered here are core academic training in basic nuclear science and radiobiology.
BCM departments represented included pediatrics, family and community medicine, internal medicine, radiology, obstetrics and gynecology, orthopedics, ...
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... HOSPITALS, SURGERY, NURSING, DENTISTRY, PEDIATRICS, RADIOLOGY, PSYCHIATRY, GYNECOLOGY, PHARMACIES, OBSTETRICS. ...
Contents: Medical Research in: Department of Medicine; Department of Pediatrics; Department of Radiology; and Department of Surgery.
-pediatric Rheumatology (internal medicine/pediatrics) -adult -pediatric* Transfusion Medicine* Vascular Rheumatology 1 2 years 2 Variable 3 Prior RCPSC certification (or eligibility) in Medicine 4 Dr E Yacyshyn (780 Pediatric General Surgery #12;12 Pediatric Radiology ...
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Developments in the burgeoning field of diagnostic radiology have continued apace. Four areas that represent either subspecialities or technological advances in diagnostic radiology will be considered in this report: ultrasonography, interventional radiology, nuclear radiology, and magnetic resonance. In no sense ...
... medical terms and concepts can seem overwhelming. The Pediatric Stroke Center is designed to help the families ... Bradley Schlaggar, M.D. , Assistant Professor of Neurology, Pediatrics, and Radiology at Washington University School of Medicine. ...
There is a growing need for introducing objective structured clinical examination (OSCE) as a part of radiology practical examinations in India. OSCE is an established, reliable, and effective multistation test for the assessment of practical professional skills in an objective and a transparent manner. In India, it has been successfully initiated and implemented in ...
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... is a senior lecturer in Pediatrics at Harvard Medical School. In addition, he is chief of General Academic ... at Dartmouth and professor of pediatrics at Dartmouth Medical School. He is the former associate chief of General ...
This book contains 10 selections. They are: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Interventional Vascular Radiology, Genitourinary Radiology, Skeletal Radiology, Digital Subtraction Angiography, Neuroradiology, Computed Tomographic Evaluation of Degenerative Diseases of the Lumbar Spine, The Lung, Otolaringology and Opthalmology, and ...
The mechanism used to compensate faculty members within academic radiology practice poses a complex challenge to radiology administrative leaders. In this article, the authors discuss a novel compensation plan model that addresses many of the demands faced by modern academic radiology ...
With a strong interest in providing high-quality online materials for budding radiologists and radiology technicians, a team of doctors at the University of Virginia�s Department of Radiology have teamed up to create this online radiology tutorial. First-time visitors will find a number of sections of note, including those that ...
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OBJECTIVE: The educational objectives for this self-assessment module are for the participant to exercise, self-assess, and improve his or her understanding of radiology in pediatric congenital sensorineural hearing loss, posterior plagiocephaly, and midline nasofrontal mass. CONCLUSION: The activities in these articles guide the participant to ...
The "Step Lightly" campaign, launched in 2009, is the next phase of the "Image Gently" social marketing campaign, and focuses on improving radiation safety during pediatric interventional radiology procedures. Downloadable content available on the Image Gently website includes parent-friendly information about radiation dose, protocol suggestions and ...
The place of the study is a pediatrics clinic which realizes a great variety of emergency, ambulatory ad hospital examinations. The radiology compartment respects work procedures and a system to ensure the quality of X ray examinations. The results show a constant for the programmator of the digital detector machine for the tension applied to the tube. For ...
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This volume provides lesson plans for training radiological control technicians. Covered here is basic radiological documentation, counting errors, dosimetry, environmental monitoring, and radiation instruments.
This book discusses the diagnostic techniques of radiology in pediatric patients. The topics discussed are: Computed tomography; radiography of skull, face, abdomen, skeleton; nuclear medicine; quality control of image processing and radiation doses of patients and standards of radiation protection of patients.
Pediatric Rheumatology Dr. Laura Schanberg Pediatrics Dr. Joseph M Majure Plastic Surgery Dr. Scott Levin. Loretta Que Radiation Oncology Dr. Larry Marks Radiology: Diagnostic Dr. Linda Gray Rheumatology
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This book describes techniques employed in interventional radiology with emphasis on imaging leading to intervention. Includes the entire array of procedures available to the radiologist, discussing the indications, materials, technique, results, and complications for each. Covers the chest, abdomen, bone, pediatric considerations, and nursing care.
... Burn Surgery Emergency Medicine Definitive Fracture Care Laboratory* Dermatology ... Psychiatry/Mental Health Pediatrics Radiology* Prosthesis ...
triage Abbreviations: ACLS = advanced cardiac life support CBRNE = chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, or explosive PALS = pediatric advanced life support
This book examines differential diagnosis by organizing the subject matter into chapters on: Chest, Face sinuses, mastoid and neck; Abdomen; Bones and soft tissues; Head; and the Spine.
Medical imaging in the pediatric age group presents special problems. The modern pediatric radiology department is a specialized area, and ensuring an adequate examination requires meticulous care from technician, radiologist and referring clinician. Radiation dose must be kept to a minimum, and constant modifications are being made to ...
Gastrointestinal imaging in pediatrics is very different from its predecessor, gastrointestinal radiology in pediatrics, which was written eight years ago. The second edition is organized by anatomic area with supplemental chapters on special procedures (i.e., angiography, nuclear medicine, computerized axial tomography and ...
This volume provides instructors in the GERT program with lesson plans for Phase 1- Core Academic Training.
This book provides reviews of 343 significant articles from 79 journals. Topics include the following: expanding use of nuclear magnetic resonance imaging; sonography and pediatric radiology; radiographic evaluation of skeletal stress injuries; cost effectiveness of radiographic procedures; radiologic manifestations of iatrogenic ...
The purpose of this report is to make available a source of practical information regarding the manner in which radiologic examinations in children should be conducted to reduce the radiation dose to these patients and those responsible for their care. The report is mainly for the use of pediatricians, radiologists, radiologic technologists, and other ...
... Departments of 2Cardiothoracal Surgery and 3Radiology, Academic Hospital Maastricht, Maastricht ... grid of magnetic tags was attached to the heart. ...
fertilization (IVF) and procedures such as ultrasound, amniocentesis and genetic screening of foetuses
The overall health of academic radiology suffers from insufficient funds and manpower. Although the largest academic programs in the country may have sufficient resources to maintain robust academic environments, one third to half of the academic radiology programs in the ...
Over the past 10 years new imaging and interventional techniques have drastically changed the ease and scope of urologic diagnosis and treatment. It is both rewarding and exciting to approach each clinical problem with a broad armamentarium of available studies, always seeking the most efficient and direct route to diagnosis. Similarly, radiologic interventional techniques are ...
A literature review with 186 references of diagnostic pediatric radiology, a speciality restricted to an age group rather than to an organ system or technique of examination, is presented. In the present chapter topics follow the basic organ system divisions with discussions of special techniques within these divisions. The diagnosis of congenital ...
In an effort to increase continuity of inpatient care by attending physicians, decrease use of hospital resources, and improve medical education without compromising quality of care, an inpatient pediatric ward service was restructured by using concepts developed by hospitalists. This reorganization reduced the number of yearly inpatient attendings, added a consistent 14-day ...
Pediatric academia is evolving in the face of many changes: a challenging funding environment, trainees who favor clinical care and part-time careers over biomedical research, and a shrinking pipeline of physician-scientists and clinician-scholars. The trend toward fewer pediatric-based academicians with classical academic interests is ...
The discipline of academic general pediatrics (AGP) has been the foundation of the medical specialty of pediatrics since those caring for children became differentiated from practitioners of internal medicine. Virtually every academic medical center has been populated with generalist physicians who engage in ...
This book discusses the diagnostic techniques of nuclear medicine as applied in pediatric patients. Particular emphasis is placed on the subject of scintigraphy of organ systems for diagnostic purposes. The topics covered are: scintigraphy of skeleton, bone marrow spleen, liver, thyroid, lungs, urinary tract, brain, heart and cerebrospinal fluid. The pathology and ...
On Feb. 4, 2010, the Alliance for Radiation Safety in Pediatric Radiology held a Pediatric Digital Radiography Summit. The goal was for radiologists, radiologic technologists, medical physicists, and vendor representatives, including engineers, medical physicists and education specialists, to discuss the challenges ...
The Qualification Standard states and defines the knowledge and skill requirements necessary for successful completion of the Radiological Control Technician Training Program. The standard is divided into three phases: Phase I concerns RCT Academic traini...
Since the 9/11 attacks, the possibility of another attack on America using radiological weapons has been a subject of much discussion both in the press, in national security and homeland security circles and in the academic literature. While much of the f...
American College of Radiology Imaging Network: The Digital Mammographic Imaging Screening Trial - An Update. Academic Radiology 9: 374-375, 2002 (PDF File)
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During the past 10 years, there have been a number of large health care mergers in which at least one partner has been an academic medical center. This review summarizes the definitions, attributes needed for success, and reasons for failure of mergers. It then describes the various mergers and their outcomes and discusses the impact of the mergers on the involved ...
The issues regarding on-call radiology are complex and contentious. Both academic and private practice radiology centers have encountered increasing workloads in recent years. Some academic centers are utilizing night float systems or other models of call to address the increasing complexity and volume of ...
... Dr. Durmowicz's area of clinical interest is in the care of children and youth with special health care needs. She's practiced in both academic and ...
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... journal Academic Pediatrics. The researchers looked into whether children with ADHD are more likely to get hurt. They included ... risk of injuries. As the researchers pointed out, children with ADHD tend to act impulsively and pay less attention ...
Recent developments in online collaborative technologies such as Wikipedia (www.wikipedia.org) have demonstrated the potential usefulness of an online reference resource produced as the collective effort of many users. Although this type of resource has enjoyed success in the public arena, however, its value remains unproved in the academic community. ...
One remaining barrier to the clinical acceptance of electronic imaging and information systems is the difficulty in providing intuitive access to the information needed for a specific clinical task (such as reaching a diagnosis or tracking clinical progress). The purpose of this research was to create a development environment that enables the design and implementation of advanced digital imaging ...
In 1988 the Emma Children's Hospital and the department of pediatrics of the Academic Medical Center in Amsterdam (The Netherlands) merged. With the integration of the Emma Children's Hospital and the academic pediatric department, an academic children's hospital (ECH/ AMC) was established with ...
This paper briefly describes the Division of Behavioral and Developmental Pediatrics, which is the child development and mental health clinical, research, and training center for the Department of Pediatrics at Evanston Hospital and Northwestern University Medical Center in Illinois. Responsibilities of the child psychiatrists within this division are ...
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This book contains eight chapters. They are: Nervous System; Respiratory Tract and Mediastinum; Cardiovascular System; Gastrointestinal System; Genitourinary System; Bone and Soft Tissues; Special Problems in Pediatrics; and Medical-Legal Considerations.
The book illustrates and discusses general principles including bone growth, dysplasia, trauma, infection, positional abnormalities, and metabolic disease, followed by detailed consideration of each region of the extremities and then the trunk. Those radiographic findings of orthopedic importance are emphasized, with images selected for their instructive value.
Advanced and specialized radiological diagnostics are essential in the case of clinical suspicion of pediatric injuries to the head, thorax, abdomen, and extremities when there is no case history or when "battered child syndrome" is assumed on the basis of inadequate trauma. In particular, the aim of this sophisticated diagnostic procedure is the detection ...
This paper focuses on radiological approach in pediatric stroke including both ischemic stroke (Arterial Ischemic Stroke and Cerebral Sinovenous Thrombosis) and hemorrhagic stroke. Etiopathology and main clinical findings are examined as well. Magnetic Resonance Imaging could be considered as the first-choice diagnostic exam, offering a complete diagnostic ...
Some form of imaging procedure should be used to document the presence of infection of the upper urinary tract in troublesome cases in children. During the past several years, sonography, nuclear radiology, and computed tomography (CT) have had a significant influence on renal imaging. The purpose of this article is to reevaluate the noninvasive imaging procedures that can be ...
As an introduction to the ALARA conference titled "Building Bridges between Radiology and Emergency Medicine: Consensus Conference on Imaging Safety and Quality for Children in the Emergency Setting," it is important for us to understand the landscapes of both the pediatric radiology and emergency medicine subspecialties. Recognizing ...
NCI Launches New Pediatric Brain Tumor Consortium The National Cancer Institute (NCI) announced today that it has awarded funds for a Pediatric Brain Tumor Consortium, a network of medical centers that will evaluate promising treatments for children with brain malignancies. The consortium is intended to speed the development of innovative, technically ...
Pediatric Urology is a surgical subspecialty that is very dependent upon radiographic imaging as the majority of the genitourinary (GU) tract is internally located. Technological advances in various imaging modalities (e.g. ultrasonography, nuclear medicine, CT and MRI) have aided in our ability to visualize and evaluate the functionality of the GU tract, enabling the ...
OBJECTIVE: In the era of health care reform, our value-added to patient care, its corresponding level of reimbursement, and the stature of radiology as a specialty will likely be grounded in the scientific evaluation methods of health services research. CONCLUSION: We need to create more opportunities for training, provide resources and incentives for the brightest candidates ...
Mentoring has been proposed as one strategy to attract minority students to the radiologic sciences profession. This case study describes a minority mentoring program conducted for pre-radiologic science students at a Midwestern university during the 1991-92 academic year. Ten minority radiologic science students ...
A general overview on the various types of radiation hazards and the special features of pediatric radiodiagnostics is followed by a presentation of various measuring methods of patient quantimetry. Using 1,132 x-ray examinations in children (810 urologic...
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The radiological diagnosis of osteolytic lesions of the long bones in pediatric population constitutes a challenge when the case history and clinical data are uncharacteristic. We believe that the description of few clinically and histologically proven cases to verify the existence of radiological signs useful for diagnosis may be of ...
We report a case series of three children with solid pseudopapillary tumor of the pancreas (SPT) in which a complete radiological work-up, including ultrasound, computed tomography scans, and MRI, has been carried out. The aim of this article is to highlight the characteristic imaging findings of SPT in the pediatric age group and to establish a ...
between examinations, higher surfaces at birth implied a better functional development at term University Hospitals, Geneva, Switzerland, 2 Department of Pediatrics, Wilhemina Children's Hospital, Utrecht of Radiology ^ CIBM, Geneva University Hospitals, Geneva, Switzerland, 6 Department of Radiology, Computational
... D. Trauma Surgeon Uma Srikumaran, M.D. Shoulder / Sports Medicine New JHOrtho Services, Bethesda Johns Hopkins Orthopaedic & Spine ... Pediatric Orthopaedics, Orthopaedic Oncology, Shoulder Surgery, Spine Surgery, Sports Medicine & Shoulder, and Trauma. We also partner with Radiology�s ...
Pediatric epilepsy is a common, chronic, and challenging physical illness for children and their families. This article provides a medical overview and discusses the cognitive functioning and psychosocial adjustment as well as the psychiatric management for children and adolescents with pediatric epilepsy. The management of these children involves ...
Xanthogranulomatous pyelonephritis (XGP) is a chronic suppurative infectious process that only rarely affects pediatric patients, and most commonly occurs in the setting of a large obstructing calculus. Histologically, XGP is characterized by the presence of chronic inflammation and lipid-laden macrophages. This case report illustrates the radiological, ...
Radiology is a key specialty within a liver transplant program. Interventional techniques not only contribute to graft and recipient survival but also allow appropriate patient selection and ensure that recipients with severe liver decompensation, hepatocellular carcinoma or portal hypertension are transplanted with the best chance of prolonged survival. Equally inappropriate ...
Generalized lymphangiomatosis is a rare disease that is characterized by widespread bony and soft tissue involvement of lymphangioma. Radiological evaluation is crucial because the site and extent of the lymphangioma are important prognostic factors. We reported here on three cases of generalized lymphangiomatosis and all three cases showed similar ...
The book is divided into seven sections, which cover neuroradiology, the thorax, the abdomen, the musculoskeletal system, pediatric radiology, radiation physics, and cardiovascular and interventional radiology. Each of the seven editors was responsible for one section. These editors gleaned what they thought were the most important ...
Objective : To determine the prevalence of brain abnormalities identified by prenatal imaging of fetuses with cleft lip with or without cleft palate (CL/P) or cleft palate only (CP) and to compare with postnatal imaging and neurologic evaluation. Design : This was a retrospective review of radiologic images (magnetic resonance imaging [MRI] and sonography) of fetuses diagnosed ...
Allied health person-power education has for the past ten years shifted significantly from the hospital to college-based degree programs. Academically strong co-sponsored (college-hospital) programs offer considerable advantage for the health professional. Radiologic technology education generally has not kept pace with this trend. The need in ...
In conclusion, the explosion of interventional radiology and its impact on the pediatric patient have resulted in a completely new approach to the subspecialty of interventional pediatric radiology. The interventional radiologist has become an integral part of the management of patients and has become directly ...
To recruit and train the next generations of pediatric clinician-scientists, the American Pediatric Society (APS) and Society for Pediatric Research (SPR) initiated a program in 1991 to support medical students with interests in research and pediatrics to conduct research at institutions other than their respective ...
Objective: To give academic researchers, government officials, and industry scientists an opportunity to assess the state of pediatric psychopharmacology and identify challenges facing professionals in the field. Method: Increased federal spending and the introduction of pediatric exclusivity led to large increases in ...
The methods for viewing and managing radiological images have remained relatively unchanged for several decades. Inefficiencies in the current system result in mismanaged films and delays in medical reporting. This study presents the design, implementation and evaluation of a novel picture archiving and communication system (PACS) within the pediatric ...
SummaryThis paper describes the development of an innovative health information technology creating a bidirectional link between the electronic medical record (EMR) of an academic children�s hospital and a commercially available, interoperable personal health record (PHR). The goal of the PHR project has been to empower pediatric patients and their ...
This paper describes the development of an innovative health information technology creating a bidirectional link between the electronic medical record (EMR) of an academic children's hospital and a commercially available, interoperable personal health record (PHR). The goal of the PHR project has been to empower pediatric patients and their families to ...
Pediatric mechanical circulatory support is a critical unmet need in the United States. Infant- and child-sized ventricular assist devices are currently being developed largely through federal contracts and grants through the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI). Human testing and marketing of high-risk devices for children raises epidemiologic and regulatory ...
Although pediatric research enjoyed significant benefits during the National Institutes of Health (NIH) doubling era, the proportion of the NIH budget devoted to the pediatric-research portfolio has declined overall. In light of this declining support for pediatric biomedical research, the Federation of Pediatric ...
Objectives:To compare the evaluation and management of pediatric cutaneous abscess patients at three different emergency department (ED) settings.Method:We conducted a retrospective cohort study at two academic pediatric hospital EDs, a general academic ED and a community ED in 2007, with random sampling of 100 ...
Dose reduction has been a work in progress in pediatric imaging for nearly a decade. A 1996 report indicated that the long-term risk of carcinogenesis due to ionizing radiation in atomic bomb survivors was higher than had been previously estimated. For solid tumors, representing about 75 % of excess cancer mortality, the likelihood of a radiation-induced malignancy after ...
Dr. Takao Hiraki is a scientist carrying out interventional radiology research in the Department of Radiology at Okayama University Medical School, Japan. He has conducted animal and human clinical studies on interventional radiology for various conditions. For example, he clarified the hepatic hemodynamic changes caused by hepatic ...
OBJECTIVE: Although articles have been published describing the relationship between news reports and the general medical literature, to our knowledge little has been published describing the relationship between radiology publications and news coverage. We present five instances of news stories centered on radiology publications or abstracts of ...
Since the acquisition of research skills and experience is pivotal to the success of general internists in an academic medical center, the model faculty development program at Cornell University was designed to teach post-graduate general internal medicin...
, education, and care at the new home for University of Minnesota Amplatz Children's Hospital. The campaign Amplatz Children's Hospital is Minnesota's first and only academic pediatric hospital engaged in basic for those who support children's health research, education, and care at University of Minnesota Amplatz
Comparison of 20 occupational therapists in gerontology with 20 in pediatrics found that societal and personal values, opportunity structures, attitudes and beliefs, experiences, and the context of work influenced choice of practice setting. Academic and clinical experiences were very influential for those in pediatrics. Those in ...
This study addressed the reliability and validity of reports of everyday verbal memory with a sample of 132 pediatric patients with epilepsy. Each patient and one parent completed a questionnaire on everyday verbal memory comprising two scales assessing learning/retrieval and prospective memory. Each patient was also administered tests of memory, attention, and ...
