Primary Care

Sovrappeso e obesità in età pediatrica: un intervento pragmatico nelle cure primarie

Davoli AM, Ferrari E, Bonvicini L, Bosi S, Greci M, Ilari B, Palomba A, Panza C, Pinotti M, Sartori C, Storani S, Volta A, Giorgi Rossi P

2024/9 — pag. 175-182 — DOI

Paediatric clinics are in a unique position to detect chronic diseases, identify at-risk individuals, educate families and implement early preventive interventions. This article aims to provide evidence on how and with what strategies the AUSL of Reg...

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...

Profilo di prescrizione degli antibiotici nella Pediatria di famiglia, prima e dopo la pandemia da Covid-19

Troisi A, Marchetti F

2022/6 — pag. 124-128 — DOI

The paediatric population still receives too many prescriptions of antibiotics to “treat” viral infections that actually have spontaneous resolution. The Italian study conducted in the context of primary care in different Italian regions using the Pe...

Uno sguardo al neurosviluppo raggiunto ai 2 anni di età

Segre G, Costantino I, Scarpellini F, Tessarollo V, Clavenna A, Bonati M.

2022/5 — pag. 313-323 — DOI

When a child develops a psychological disorder, even a mild one, early diagnosis is essential to provide a timely and appropriate intervention that can improve the child’s symptoms and development. Early identification can prevent consequences of dif...

Le guide anticipatorie nell’ambulatorio del pediatra

Panza C

2021/6 — pag. 365-373 — DOI

Anticipatory guidance is a paediatrician’s daily intervention activity and is useful in supporting children’s development. Its design, implementation and dissemination require specific commitment and such actions underlie its effectiveness. The prese...

Guide for Monitoring Child Development

G. Tamburlini, I. Ertem

2019/2 — pag. 91-96

Monitoring and promoting early child development is an increasingly important task of paediatric primary care services. There is consensus that the most effective approach includes both longitudinal surveillance and monitoring rather than one-shot ...

La gestione del bambino con infezione delle vie urinarie nell’ambito delle cure primarie in Europa

V. Murgia

2015/2 — pag. 119-121

Alma Ata 2013: back to the future

Medico e Bambino

2013/10 — pag. 619-621

La terapia del bambino sovrappeso e obeso nell’ambulatorio del pediatra di famiglia con l’educazione terapeutica familiare: follow-up di tre anni

R. Limauro, E. Farris, P. Gallo, L. Cioffi, R. Tanas

2013/10

The treatment of paediatric obesity is one of the main objectives of the Public Health System in the industrialized world. Prevention and treatment of not complicated obesity are common tasks for primary care practitioners. Therapeutic Patient Educat...

Il pediatra e i disturbi gastrointestinali funzionali

G. Primavera, G. Magazzù

2011/5 — pag. 289-295

Even though functional gastrointestinal disorders (FGID) are often considered an example of disease mongering, their reported prevalence and costs prompt to take into consideration the most cost-effective approach that can be applied to primary car...

Infezioni respiratorie, self help e prescrizione antibiotica nella pratica ambulatoriale

L. Mauri, M. Narducci, A. Nova, F. Zanetto

2010/9 — pag. 565-574

Aims - Assessing the primary care paediatricians (PCPs) antibiotic prescriptions and the self-help use during respiratory infections in children. Methods - 58 PCPs have registered diagnosis, self-help and therapy of the respiratory infections obse...

Valutazione di fattibilità di progetti di formazione dei pediatri per la prevenzione e la cura dell’obesità

R. Tanas, G. Caggese, E. Rossato, E. Desiderio, R. Limauro, R. Marcolongo

2010/8 — pag. 529-530

Objectives - In 2000 the Paediatric Department of Ferrara (Italy) started a Family Group Therapeutic Educational programme to treat childhood obesity. Following its positive results, a practical professional training in therapeutic education, add...

Valutazione di fattibilità di progetti di formazione dei pediatri per la prevenzione e la cura dell’obesità

R. Tanas, G. Caggese, E. Rossato, E. Desiderio, R. Limauro, R. Marcolongo

2010/8

Aftosi orale ricorrente: una, nessuna, centomila

Gianluca Tornese, Ines L'Erario, Loredana Lepore, Giovanna Ventura, Federico Marchetti, Alessandro Ventura

2008/5 — pag. 291-299

Recurrent aphthous stomatitis (RAS) (also referred as aphthae or canker sores) is a common disorder affecting up to 60-70% of the general population at any time. Usually, RAS is a well-defined clinical condition (recurrent painful ulcers confined t...

Quanto è efficace l'immunoterapia sublinguale (SLIT) nell'ambulatorio del medico generico?

D. Radzik

2007/4

Il profilo prescrittivo della popolazione pediatrica italiana nelle cure primarie: il rapporto ARNO 2003

A. Clavenna, M. Bonati, E. Rossi, et al.

2005/5 — pag. 305-311

Objective: to evaluate the pattern of drug prescription reimbursed by the national health system in the Italian paediatric population. Prescriptions involving 982.035 children ...

Epidemiologia dell’accesso del bambino al pediatra di famiglia

G.L. Alessandrini, A. Barachino

1999/8 — pag. 497-502

Two family paediatricians describe the epidemiology of the access to their paediatric practices, located in the Veneto Region. Accesses during 1997 were 4657 and 5212 with an average number of accesses per child per year of 5,3 and 6,1 respectively...

Sanità amica

F. Panizon

1997/3 — pag. 143