50 research outputs found
Retinopathy of prematurity: review of a seven‐year period in a Danish neonatal intensive care unit
No full textQUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF IMMUNOGLOBULINS, LYSOZYME, and CERTAIN ELECTROLYTES IN BREAST MILK DURING THE ENTIRE PERIOD OF LACTATION, DURING A 24-HOUR PERIOD, and IN MILK FROM THE INDIVIDUAL MAMMARY GLAND
No full textAction Competence Obstacles to Managing Childhood Overweight: In-Depth Interviews With Mothers of 7- to 9-Year-Old Children
No full textThis qualitative phenomenological study interviewed seven mothers to overweight children and six mothers to non-overweight children aged 7 to 9. years old about their views and experiences with preventing and managing overweight in their children. The essence was that the mothers felt responsible for their children's habits, including those leading to overweight. They also felt that competent and had the opportunity to take preventive measures against child overweight but they did not always have the energy to do so. Even resourceful mothers required support from nurses and health professionals. Our results contribute to better understanding how to approach, motivate and support mothers to draw on their own competencies to benefit their children's weight and health.</p
A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF ALLOPURINOL AND PENTOSTAM IN THE TREATMENT OF VISCERAL LEISHMANIASIS: 210
No full textPaediatrics. Centralisation of treatment
No full textToday there are 19 paediatric departments in Denmark. Most of the children's departments are placed in obsolete buildings. Centralisation in children's hospital provides a child-oriented environment with staff, who are knowledgeable about the needs of children, have the competence in both basic and highly specialised medical care, there will be greater opportunities to conduct research in children's diseases and be at the cutting-edge of both national and international excellence in the paediatric area of specialisation, accomplishing this ambition through research and medical improvements.</p
A Comparative Study of Allopurinol and Pentostam in the Treatment of Visceral Leishmaniasis
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