Psychology, Applied

Può l’intelligenza artificiale produrre stupidità naturale?

Tamburlini G.

2025/5 — pag. 279-280 — DOI

Madri adolescenti: promuovere l'allattamento al seno e l' "Embodying the Baby"

Moioli M, Riva Crugnola C, Albizzati A, Ierardi E

2025/5 — pag. 112-116 — DOI

Breastfeeding has short and long-term benefits for the mother and baby and leads to the development of a positive emotional bond. Motherhood in adolescence is itself a risk factor and an intervention to support breastfeeding should be carried out dur...

Un rash... simpatico

Coslovich S.

2023/10 — pag. 662-663 — DOI

The diagnosis of self-induced disorder was eventually made in a 9-year-old girl with malar rash and frequent absences from school....

Le linee di indirizzo della Regione Emilia-Romagna sul ritiro sociale

Paladino MT, Malaguti M, Costa S, Brescianini C, Corvese M, Ghiretti F, Raffuzzi L, Menozzi L

2023/2 — pag. 25-30 — DOI

The Emilia-Romagna Region guidelines by a multi-professional Group analyse the psychological, social, educational and health aspects of a very complex phenomenon such as social withdrawal. Today there are important indicators, tools and aspects that ...

Esitazione vaccinale: maneggiare con cura

Russo R.

2022/10 — pag. 643-648 — DOI

Vaccine hesitancy is an increasing phenomenon in many high-income countries, including Italy. It significantly undermines the first indicator for the monitoring of a vaccination strategy that consists in achieving and maintaining adequate vaccination...

Una bambina con lupus eritematoso sistemico che non vuole andare a scuola

Pastore S.

2022/9 — pag. 598-600 — DOI

The intriguing case of a girl affected by LES with a superimposed somatic pain syndrome (intractable, unexplained headache, prolonged school absence) is presented and discussed....

Il bambino che non va a scuola

Cozzi G, Barbi E, Ventura A

2021/4 — pag. 232-236 — DOI

Chronic school absenteeism is relatively common in childhood and adolescence. Most of the children with this behaviour remain at home with the awareness of their parents and complain physical symptoms as the reason for their behaviour. Paediatricians...

Bambini che (non) vanno a scuola: prima e dopo il Covid

Abbracciavento G

2021/4 — pag. 210-211 — DOI

Contraccezione in adolescenza

C. Bonin, V. Clignon

2020/9 — pag. 562-568 — DOI

Modern contraceptives are very effective when correctly used and, thus, effective counselling regarding contraceptive options are key components of adolescent health care. Emergency contraception should routinely be included in discussions about cont...

L’ambiente familiare di apprendimento (Prima parte)

G. Tamburlini

2020/2 — pag. 101-110

The concept of the home learning environment (HLE) is very useful to understand how children’s cognitive and socio-relational competences are shaped in the early years and as a basis for effective policies and interventions. Through a comprehensive...

Per divertimento

2020/2 — pag. 81

Bambini e adolescenti con intossicazione acuta alcolica in Pronto Soccorso

L. Giacchetti, G. Bassanese, G.C. Signorelli, F. Bianchi, E. Ferrucci, V. Pezzoli, G. Simonetti

2019/1 — pag. 33-38

Background - Acute alcohol intoxication (AAI) is a growing phenomenon among adolescents with severe individual and collective impact. vObjectives - The aim of the study is to describe the presentation, the clinical and epidemiological manifestatio...

“Più matti che malati”: chi, quanti, cosa succede di loro

G. Morabito, G. Cozzi, C. Bertolini, S. Ghirardo, E. Barbi, A. Ventura

2018/1 — pag. 27-34

Functional and somatic disorders are common in childhood and can become long-lasting and disabling. This study showed a 6.9% prevalence of children with emotional distress and/or mental disorders among children admitted to a third level paediatric ...

Il 9° Rapporto sui diritti dell’infanzia e dell’adolescenza

G. Tamburlini

2016/7 — pag. 427-428

Dopo quanto tempo può rientrare a scuola un bambino con faringotonsillite da SBEA in trattamento con amoxicillina?

V, Murgia, F. Marchetti

2015/9

Dopo quanto tempo può rientrare a scuolaun bambino con faringotonsillite da SBEAin trattamento con amoxicillina?

V. Murgia, F. Marchetti

2015/9 — pag. 593-595

Relazione medico-bambino e rischio di burnout in pediatria: una ricerca qualitativa

M.L. Pedditzi, M. Nonnis, B. Barbieri

2013/5 — pag. 308-312

Background - Numerous studies show that health care providers are at risk of burnout. Variability linked to the unit in which they work, the presence of chronic and disabling conditions and excessive contextual demands have been found. Few studies ...

Valutazione dell’efficacia di un percorso terapeutico-educazionale nel migliorare il controllo dell’asma in bambini e adolescenti

S. Guarnaccia, M. Bianchi, E. D’Agata, G. Boldini, A. Pluda, A. Boldi, A. Clavenna, M. Cartabia, M. Bonati

2012/9 — pag. 600-602

Aim - To evaluate whether the therapeutic-educational programme “Io e l’Asma”, addressed to asthmatic children/adolescents and their families would improve asthma control and implement asthma guidelines in an Italian setting in which the prevalen...

Salute: più assenze scuola per bimbi che vivono con fumatoriIntegratori di vitamina A per salvare vita a 600mila bimbiAutismo: bebè a rischio se il padre è troppo “vecchio”L’uso dei FANS raddoppierebbe il rischio di aborto in gravidanzaSolo 40% medici e infermieri si lava le maniSuicidio, prima causa morte tra i giovaniPresentato Rapporto Osmed 2010A scuola “vietato” il bis di pastasciuttaIl racconto delle malattie un laboratorio in tempo reale

a cura Valentina Abate, I. Bruno e Alessandra Perco

2011/8

Il sintomo somatico di natura non organica

P. Costa, C. Zanus

2011/5 — pag. 296-300

Physical symptoms without evidence of somatic aetiology are common events in children and adolescents; sometimes they may be challenging for the paediatrician. The diagnosis usually comes when an organic pathology has been excluded and must be rein...

Non è... mai troppo presto

D. Pittarello

2011/3

Migliorare la comunicazione in terapia intensiva neonatale

A. Biasini, F. Gobbi, R. Bravaccini

2011/1 — pag. 40-43

A good relation in Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICUs) is necessary to treat and care for the newborn and his family. The preterm birth and the admitting to NICUs put the parents under great stress. A therapeutic alliance is necessary to avoid co...

Il possibile ruolo del pediatra nella guida all’educazione del bambino

F. Panizon

2006/8 — pag. 509-516

To guide parents in children education is one of paediatricians’ responsibility but there are no clear criteria on how to do it. Education models vary from country to country, from family to family and the objectives of education may vary a lot as we...

Le coliche gassose

I. Giuseppin, L. Ronfani, S. Bertrand, G. Longo

2006/8 — pag. 494-503

Infantile colic (IC) is characterized by uncontrollable crying or fussing in an otherwise healthy and well fed infant younger than three months of age. IC can be distressing for parents whose infant is inconsolable during crying episodes. IC is often...

Aggiungi un posto a tavola

L. Piermarini

2006/7 — pag. 415-418

Fatti e misfatti nel counselling dietetico (rimbalzi a pagine 439 e 445)...

La comunicazione: aspetto strategico dell'attuazione delle vaccinazioni

P. Elli, M. Gangemi

2006/6 — pag. 368-371

Communication is a fundamental aspect in vaccination programmes. This aspect has been recently highlighted by the data collected during the counselling courses promoted in 2005 by the Veneto Region, in cooperation with the Institute for Systemic Coun...

Pediatria e comunicazione: come si cambia

M. Gangemi, P. Elli

2005/4 — pag. 235-238

By comparing audio-recordings in pediatricians’ cabinets, the Authors highlight the differences between spontaneous communication and structured communication associated with counselling abilities between pediatricians and parents. To respect a str...

Ai pediatri di libera scelta serve la narrative-based-medicine?

M. Gangemi

2004/7 — pag. 440-441

Narrative-based-medicine (NBM) can help all paediatricians and particularly family paediatricians to better understand patients’ problems. Patients often present to doctors only a side of their problems and paediatricians must learn to share with t...

Il disturbo somatoforme e fittizio

F. Marchetti, M. Lazzerini, R. Aliverti, A. Ventura

2004/6 — pag. 377-381

Somatoform disorders are common among children and adolescents. The authors describes the clinical history of 4 out of 8 cases with somatoform or factitious disorders referred to the Hospital during a period of one year (total number of admission: ...

Il ruolo del pediatra di famiglia nel supportare l’allattamento al seno prolungato ed esclusivo

R. D’Errico

2002/2 — pag. 99-103

Although the first few days are crucial for the establishment of exclusive breastfeeding, and many obstacles can come from inappropriate practices at maternity level, the family paediatrician has a very important role to play in helping the mother ...

Educazione alla salute o sviluppo dell’autonomia genitoriale?

M. Gangemi, S Quadrino

2001/10 — pag. 683-685

In developed countries persistent post-enteritic diarrhea is a clinical syndrome including three distinct entities: chronic non specific diarrhea, usually not associated with failure to thrive; persistent post-enteritic diarrhea, with moderate grow...

Protocollo di intervento della dietista nel trattamento di pazienti con disturbi di comportamento alimentare

E. Ravaioli

2001/10 — pag. 667-667

Il giro della morteBambini sani e feliciPediatri in malessere: counselling, formazione e informazionePediatri in malessere: è ora di finiamola?

2001/5 — pag. 288-290

Il pianto “eccessivo” nei primi quattro mesi di vita

R. Davanzo, S. Castelli, F. Cavalieri, A. Fantini, C. Fertz, M. Filaferro, C. Germani, V. Ive, S. Martelossi, C. Pavan, V. Sola, P. Spaccarelli, M. Tommasi, M.T. Tucci, E. Zambon

2001/2 — pag. 109-116

Persistent cry in the young infant is a very frequent problem and represents an area where opinions and practice among health professionals vary significantly. An interdisciplinary group of health professionals made an attempt to provide practice g...

Pediatria, società, massmediaPediatri e counsellingMedicina: critica della scienza pura. Chi controlla i controllori?

2001/1 — pag. 14-16

Il bambino che non ha niente, ovvero della paura di avere qualcosa

F. Panizon

2000/9 — pag. 571-575

Moving from a description of a variety of “no disease” syndromes, all frequently encountered in the paediatric practice, the Author provides an overview of the neuropsychology and physiology of fear, and suggests to incorporate this knowledge to pr...

Promozione dell’allattamento al seno

M&B

1998/1 — pag. 9