Interdisciplinary Communication

Il pediatra e le sindromi nella pratica: dal dire al fare

S. Casagranda, C. Fossati, M. Taiana, F. Zanetto, L. Mauri, A. Biolchini, M.L. Rabbone, A. Selicorni

2015/3 — pag. 181-186

Background - Children with special health care needs are a new emerging category of patients in the landscape of the modern paediatrics. Discussion regarding the care of these children is very often related to the job of expert centres only. Howeve...

Le malformazioni urogenitali complesse: la presa in carico chirurgica e psicologica del bambino-adolescente e della famiglia

M. Di Grazia, W. Rigamonti

2014/8

Bladder exstrophy-epispadias complex (BEEC) represents a spectrum of genitourinary malformations concerning male and female sexes. It needs different surgical operations to obtain, primarily, secure abdominal wall closure, achieving urinary continenc...

Una neonata con ipotonia e un viso particolare

A. Biasini, L. Rocchetti, L. Marvulli, M.R. Pizzitola

2012/9 — pag. 600-602

The cure and care of the children with congenital chronic disabilities is the real challenge for the hospital-territorial network cooperative model. This organizational strategy will achieve success only if all the caregivers work strictly together t...

Connessioni: la parola chiave

P. Siani

2009/9 — pag. 551-553

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 promozione dello sviluppo neonatale e infantile: l’approccio Brazelton

G. Rapisardi, A. Davidson

2003/3 — pag. 171-176

The Neonatal Behavioural Assessment Scale (NBAS) is a standardised tool to assess term newborn babies and young infants, based on the observation of the spontaneous behaviour of the baby and of his/her interaction with the caretaker. The tool is ai...