paediatrics

Direct entry to a midwifery programme, with comprehensive training in obstetrics and related subjects such as paediatrics, family planning, epidemiology etc. has been acknowledged as both cost-effective and specifically focused on the needs of childbearing women and their newborn.

1. INTRODUCTION

Doctors have calculated an average hospital trust outside London will lose the equivalent of three trainee surgeons and other specialities such as paediatrics, trauma, and intensive care are likely to be similarly affected.

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In particular, the shortage is worrying in the field of obstetrics and paediatrics.

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But there are also shortages of community paediatricians and consultants in 19 paediatrics sub-specialities, such as children's cancer care and kidney disease.

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The speculation is that this is because GPs are not all trained in paediatrics, or it is because of the pressures on them – but our children are not getting the high quality services that parents and carers would want, said Stephenson.

Third of NHS children's units fail to comply with EU working time directive

And a surprisingly low proportion – 37% – of GPs has done any training at all in paediatrics.

Third of NHS children's units fail to comply with EU working time directive

Since we last encountered her, Sarah has left her previous job as Grant county coroner, sold her paediatrics practice, and is now working crazy hours in Grady hospital ER.

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The 63-year-old Bhan, a paediatrics specialist-turned-bureaucrat, who became DBT secretary in 2004, may not have known all about innovation when he started as a doctor at AIIMS. But, he says, he began learning as he drove public health programmes from the hospital, which also involved working with an NGO.

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The report quotes Paul Winchester, a professor of clinical paediatrics at Indiana University's School of Medicine, and also a practising neonatologist at the Riley Hospital for Children, as saying:

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The baby was admitted to the paediatrics surgery ward at the Pims for two days after which he was operated upon by a team of pediatric surgeons, including Associate Professor Dr M. Amjad Chaudhry and Dr Saifullah Khan.

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