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Written specifically for the primary care physician, this practical management guide focuses on the biological and behavioral problems most frequently encountered in primary care. The discussions are formatted to approximate the procedure physicians typically follow when presented with a child patient and cover problems in order of prevalence, uniquely suiting this work as a diagnostic and management guide. Each section describes the problem and its frequency as well as the strategies used to arrive at a diagnosis, and then scientifically evaluates the evidence supporting suggested management strategies. Common behavior disorders, for which primary care physicians often receive little training, are treated extensively, as are controversies in nutrition and preventive health care.
This text investigates the most effective diagnostic and management strategies for biological and behavioral health issues frequently encountered by primary care physicians in pediatric populations. The authors, Patrick McGrath, Walter W. Rosser, and William Feldman, leverage their clinical expertise to organize medical challenges by prevalence rather than traditional organ-system categorization. By evaluating the scientific evidence behind various management protocols, the authors provide a practical framework designed to assist practitioners in navigating common clinical scenarios with greater efficiency and accuracy.
What You Will Find
Medical professionals frequently cite this work as a highly practical resource for streamlining the diagnostic process in busy primary care settings. Experts highlight the text's focus on evidence-based evaluation as a foundational tool for clinicians seeking to improve their management of complex behavioral and developmental issues.
Page Count:
280
Publication Date:
1987-07-02
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0195042980
ISBN-13:
9780195042986
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