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Contemporary Pediatrics' timely, trusted, and practical information to enhance their day-to-day care of children. We advance pediatric providers’ professional development through in-depth, peer-reviewed clinical and practice management articles and case-studies written in readable, evidence-based formats by experts in the pediatric field.
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In our current issue:
March 2013
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Would you know what to do if a child suffers sudden cardiac arrest in a public venue? Surveys show that most doctors are not comfortable using public access defibrillators on children. Let’s allay those fears and answer many of the questions you may have about using these devices.
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In our upcoming issues:
April 2013 |
Good bone health in adulthood depends on bone density acquired during adolescence. Identify the risk factors associated with poor bone health in teenagers and learn prevention strategies and the nutritional requirements that will ensure lifelong bone health. |
May 2013 |
With rapidly increasing access to mobile devices and the Internet, adolescents seem to spend much less time communicating in person and more time communicating via electronic means. It therefore seems possible that health care providers might be in a position to harness the power of mobile and electronic technologies to communicate with adolescents and enhance their health outcomes. |
June 2013 |
Violence is a major cause of morbidity and mortality for children in the United States. As a result, many pediatricians have begun to address important issues such as media exposure, bullying, and firearm safety. However, without screening and intervening for intimate partner violence, pediatricians may be missing out on the opportunity to prevent years of direct violence exposure for children. |
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New series: Pediatrics v2.0! Read Andy Schuman, MD, every month for information on the latest technology for your practice and tips on how to take your practice to a whole new level. |
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