Assistenza domiciliare

La valutazione del neonato durante la pandemia Covid-19: un progetto di visita domiciliare

Accomando F, Varliero R, Stella M, per il Gruppo di lavoro USCA Forlì-Cesena

2022/8 — pag. 155-158 — DOI

The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has represented a therapeutic and welfare challenge. Fortunately, the infection is only rarely severe in children. Home care requires an organizational investment. A home care programme was started to assess the clinical condi...

Il bambino con bisogni speciali a scuola: tra il dire e il fare

A. Selicorni

2018/9 — pag. 551-553

La pediatria di famiglia nell'area milanese: un'indagine di customer satisfaction

R. Marinello, M. Picca, D. Freri, P. Manzelli, L. Maria Nino

2011/10

Objectives - To assess parents’ degree of satisfaction about caregiving by Primary Care Paediatricians (PCP). Materials and Methods - A customer satisfaction survey was carried out in the metropolitan area of Milan among 415 parents of children aged...

Neonati e bambini “incurabili” e cure palliative

F. Benini, A. Ferrante, P. Facchin

2007/7 — pag. 449-452

Children suffering from terminal disease, as well as their families, show complex and peculiar needs. They require competent, organised and continuous support from a team of paediatric palliative care. WHO defines paediatric palliative care as the ac...

La displasia broncopolmonare e la sua gestione domiciliare

Luciano Anfossi, Stefania Fassio, Anna Rita Berghelli

2007/6 — pag. 375-380

Bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD) is considered one of the primary causes of chronic lung disease among infants. Pathogenesis is complex, being primarily influenced by prematurity, infection, supplementary oxygen and mechanical ventilation. Prevention...

L’organizzazione dell’attività del Pediatra di famiglia: un passo dopo l’altro verso la qualità - Prima parte

L. Venturelli, G. Caso

2001/5 — pag. 305-311

The steps taken in a group paediatric practice to improve quality of care are described. Among these a first part of the article deals with the following: clear definition of criteria for access, written information about the various services that ...

Dimissione appropriata del neonato sano

G. La Gamba, G. Rapisardi

1999/9 — pag. 574-578

The Authors discuss risks and negative side effects of early discharge of the newborn baby. Studies carried out in USA show that less than 3% of babies who had been discharged witin 24-48 hours needed to be readmitted. Most of the readmissions were...