When not to see the doctor

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Parents can wait for a day or two or avoid a doctor's visit for their children completely if they have a cold, mild fever, chicken pox, or pinworms. A nose injury does not require a physician's attention unless the nose is broken, does not stop bleeding, or is accompanied by head injuries.

Author: Stern, Loraine
Care and treatment, Management, Sick children, Physician services utilization

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Your child's doctor: getting the best

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Parents should select a pediatrician to treat their children and make an effort to have the same doctor provide care to the children to ensure continuity and familiarity of care. Concerns should be stated when appointments are made so the appropriate amount of time can be set aside.

Author: Stern, Loraine
Evaluation

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Should I call the doctor?

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Parents must use their instincts when deciding whether to call a doctor especially since health crises with young children can change quickly. Appropriate times to call and questions to ask are discussed.

Author: Stern, Loraine
Health aspects, Services, Parent and child, Parent-child relations

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Subjects list: Pediatricians
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