Titlebook: Behavioral Aspects of Pediatric Burns; Kenneth J. Tarnowski Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1994 Focusing.assessment.in

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Yousra Eleneen M.B.B.Ch.,Rivka R. Colen M.D.as estimated that in 1985, over 400,000 children were treated for burns, with 24,000 requiring hospitalization, resulting in almost 1500 deaths (Feller & Jones, 1987). Most deaths are related to major flame burns and/or smoke inhalation as a result of house fires.

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Medical Management,as estimated that in 1985, over 400,000 children were treated for burns, with 24,000 requiring hospitalization, resulting in almost 1500 deaths (Feller & Jones, 1987). Most deaths are related to major flame burns and/or smoke inhalation as a result of house fires.

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N. C. Phillips,C. Tsoukas,L. Chedid, 1993; Pless & Douglas, 1972). Based on national survey data, it has been estimated that childhood chronic illnesses result in 35 million bed days and 40 million school absences annually (Newachek & Taylor, 1992).

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Yun Tian,Hamzah Abu-Sbeih,Yinghong Wangchological needs and issues of the physically ill. The liaison component of the consultant’s role is to advise and educate other medical personnel about psychosocial and psychiatric issues (Lewis, 1991; Roberts, 1986; Stabler, 1988).

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Cancer Imaging in Immunotherapy,armacological pain management techniques in this population, staff problems associated with working in hospital burn units and inflicting pain on children during treatments, and the technical and attitudinal complications of administering sufficient narcotic analgesic drugs to children.

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Book 1994 health psychology has grown exponentially over the past decade. One index of this growth is found in the number of texts that have recently appeared in the area (Gross & Drabman, 1990; Karoly, 1988; Krasnegor, Arasteh, & Cataldo, 1986; Levine, Carey, Crocker, & Gross, 1982; Routh, 1988; Russo & Var

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