Sentence examples for paediatrics from inspiring English sources

Dr Chipping stated that since your return to work in October 2001, you have only worked in the area of general paediatrics and that you no longer involve yourself in paediatric intensive care or indeed in child protection work.

I knew when I chose paediatrics as my career path that there would be difficult times and that I would be emotionally affected, but you can't know how you'll cope with that situation until it happens.

Paediatrics Backed by the Royal Australasian College of Physicians and UNHCR, the doctors view detention as "unsuitable for children and a contravention of human rights".

At night CAMHS staff often suggest admitting them under paediatrics until they arrive in the morning.

We are fortunate that we can access GPWSI in paediatrics, dermatology, gastroenterology and heart failure, but GP practices a short distance away and under different CCGs are unable to do so.

After a brief stint in surgery, he discovered his true vocation in A&E and paediatrics.

Lessons have been learnt, too: Tammy Boyce, a research fellow at the King's Fund, a health think-tank, says that professional bodies such as the Royal College of Paediatrics and the Royal Society now try harder to dampen scares early.But she lays much of the responsibility for the MMR furore at the door of a scientifically illiterate, scaremongering press.

But the American Academy of Paediatrics AAPP), in a review of its policy on the practice known as female circumcision, did tentatively ask if, in order to avoid the most dangerous behaviour, doctors should be allowed to perform some kind of "ritual cut" in the clitoral skin.

Last month the American Academy of Paediatrics changed its stance, taken in 1999, that the risks of circumcising infants outweighed benefits.

She also served as a clinical professor at the School of Paediatrics and Child Health at the University of Western Australia and directed the McComb Research Foundation (now the Fiona Wood Foundation), which she founded in 1999.

Professor Mitch Blair of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health said: "It is more important that those mothers who wish to breastfeed are appropriately and fully supported to do so prior to, and following the birth, and know the best techniques to feed their baby and keep themselves comfortable at the same time".