Sentences with phrase «hospitalized children»

I just released a picture - rich ebook about my experience caring for hospitalized children with cancer.

Notice that, for the theme of that book, children battling leukemia, having photos of hospitalized children adds quite a bit.

My two most recent books are about hospitalized children and teens.

Approximately one out of five hospitalized adults and one out of three hospitalized children worldwide experience acute kidney injury, the sudden loss of kidney function.

Each chapter opens with a picture, typically a stock photo of a cute hospitalized child, that lends reality to that chapter.

Making handmade cards for seniors and veterans or constructing fleece blankets for hospitalized children may seem like modest tasks, but they make a big impact.

At AAP, Dr. Roy also presented an analysis of adverse drug events (ADE) among hospitalized children in the U.S. from 2003 to 2010.

I worked with hospitalized children for 10 years.

«While the overall incidence of adverse drug events among hospitalized children was low, nearly half a million children experienced ADEs and the steady upward trend of ADEs among this population is worrisome.

Some enjoyed a pro-social activity conjuring up their VIA Character Strengths in order to create 197 SoaringSuperhero ® puppets out of paper bags to donate to hospitalized children at Florida Children's Hospital.

He gave a talk on hospitalized children in which, as a pediatrician, he encouraged parents to never leave their children alone in the hospital and to stand up for their right to be there with them.

Already, superbugs claim 23,000 American lives every year, and over the past eight years, the number of hospitalized children who are resistant to antibiotics has increased sevenfold.

This unique event, sponsored by Angel On A Leash, brings working dogs into the children's hospital for demonstrations and petting by hospitalized children, their parents, and other members of the hospital community.

When studying young hospitalized children post World War II, John Bowlby gained insight into what happens when for some reason the attachment bond is periodically severed.

In some cases, we may need to hospitalize your child while he or she passes the stone.

Nearly a third of all antibiotics prescribed for hospitalized children globally were intended to prevent potential infections rather than to treat disease, according to the results of a worldwide survey published in the Journal of the Pediatric Infectious Diseases Society.

A larger number of dogs and handlers participate in what are called Animal Assisted Activities (AAA), in which teams visit hospitalized children and senior - center residents.

Billed as the first in the nation, the facility will give critically ill hospitalized children a place to unite and spend time with their own pets.

For Mario Day last year, Nintendo celebrated in a variety of ways, including working with nonprofit Starlight Children's Foundation to provide hospitalized children with brightly colored hospital gowns featuring the company's well - known characters.

The Glassell Community Outreach Program serves more than 2,000 individuals, including hospitalized children, and hearing and visually impaired people.

They most certainly made the day of many hospitalized children this easter holiday.

IPPA has teamed up with Soaringwords, a non-profit organization that lessens the negative impact of serious illness by embracing hospitalized children and families to encourage positive health and healing.

Two studies tested whether anxiety exacerbated, attenuated, or had no effect on the relation between ADHD and aggression subtypes among psychiatrically hospitalized children.

The Kerrigan's Korner transformed a room at the HSC Pediatric Center to give hospitalized children access to tablets, laptops, PlayStations, DVDs, games and other electronics.

Bowlby's theories on maternal deprivation were embraced by the World Health Organization and were directly responsible for radical changes in the care of hospitalized children in Europe.

However, in 1948, he hired James Robertson to do research into the effects of periodic child parent separation and child grief among young hospitalized children.

According to the United States Department of Labor, the American Art Therapy Association had 5,000 members in 2013, the same year Pediatric Reports did a study titled «Expressive Arts Therapy for Hospitalized Children.»

During her undergraduate studies, Emily worked as a Child Life assistant with hospitalized children and their families at UCLA medical Center and at Cedars Sinai Medical Center.

Researchers have developed a tool that allows caregivers to quickly and accurately predict the risk of death in children with septic shock — a systemic infection that damages vital organs and one of the leading causes of death among hospitalized children.

Board's newest initiatives include an equine music therapy program and live equine visits via videoconferencing for home - bound and hospitalized children.

Encourage their involvement and let them lead the way — maybe they want to help with physical therapy, for example, or make cards, books, or videos to keep a hospitalized child connected to life at home and school.

The Ronald McDonald Houses act as a home away from home for families so they can stay together near their hospitalized child.

Bring a breath of fresh air by purchasing a toy for a hospitalized child.

Hospitalizing children with an attachment disorder is very rare.

We all assume mothers or fathers would try to be with their hospitalized children as much as possible, but these teens are chronically ill.

The families at my hospital have requested the opportunity to come together once a week over coffee and breakfast to share with one another the ups and downs of caring for their hospitalized child.

Ronald McDonald House: Their mission statement straight from their website: «Our Ronald McDonald House program provides a «home - away - from - home» for families so they can stay close by their hospitalized child at little or no cost.

In December students are collecting toys for needy youngsters and making cards for hospitalized children.

The comics community rallied after the cancellation of Boston Comic Con, holding a series of mini-cons, giving away free comics and a collection for hospitalized children.

While these studies do not always have consistent results, some positive findings of interacting with a therapy dog include reduced levels of pain and anxiety among hospitalized children and adults, as well as increased focus and interaction among children with autism and other developmental disorders.

A positive environment can have an impact on a hospitalized child's recovery, and a meaningful relationship between a highly - trained dog and individual can be beneficial in that process.

She's working with Nova to make her a therapy dog for hospitalized children.

Both dogs have been seen entertaining crowds at the annual Easter Egg Roll, cheering wounded service members, and offering comfort to hospitalized children.

In collaboration with Ronald McDonald House Charities, the Hamburg office donates holiday gifts to families staying at Ronald McDonald Houses — «homes away from home» that allow families to live close to their hospitalized children at little or no cost.

The Layman family called upon community members to help them fulfill their dream of providing new books to hospitalized children in the area.