Suicide Prevention: A Public Health Emergency
Authors outline risk factors for suicide and strategies to improve recognition of at-risk patients in primary care settings who require referral to mental health providers.
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Authors outline risk factors for suicide and strategies to improve recognition of at-risk patients in primary care settings who require referral to mental health providers.
Dr Kelly describes her experiences providing primary care services for medically underserved children in Chester County, Pennsylvania.
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-The research published in the Journal of Pediatric Health Care includes recommendations on what health care providers, teachers and others need to know about children born preterm. -Lead author Michelle M. Kelly, PhD, CRNP, CNE, writes that children born preterm are susceptible to impaired school performance, behavioral and mental health issues, heart and lung problems, and motor delays. Villanova, Pa. – Research findings published online Feb. 23 in the Journal of Pediatric Health Care show that being born preterm can have long-term consequences, including impaired school perfor...