Sentence examples for special needs clinic from inspiring English sources

He also counsels adolescents through the Special Needs Clinic at the Columbia Presbyterian campus of New York-Presbyterian Hospital.

"These are kids who may have lost family members and been put in foster care, so they've had significant family disruption and chaos," said Dr. Warren Ng, director of the Special Needs Clinic.

The Special Needs Clinic at the New York Presbyterian Hospital in Manhattan, one of the few centers in the country providing mental health services for children and families affected by H.I.V., reports that among current cases of teenagers, two-thirds receive psychiatric medication and two-thirds receive special education services.

7 The cantonal hospital of Lucerne has developed new software addressing the special needs of the ophthalmological clinic.

For the sixth-consecutive year, the Washington Capitals and Monumental Sports & Entertainment MSEE) Foundation are teaming up with Dreams for Kids DC (DFKDC) to host an adaptive Ice Hockey clinic for special needs children in the DC Metro region.

Methods: All cases were referred from the clinic of special needs, National Research Centre, Cairo.

She designed the first ones while still a student, as teaching tools for children with special needs, to be used at clinics, kindergartens and at home to teach balance, grip and other motor skills as well as colors, shapes and textures.

The National Adolescent-Friendly CliNAFCInitiative (NAFCI) has attempted to improve the response of the South African public sector to the special needs of adolescent health by introducing 'adolescent-friendly' clinic accreditation.

Recognising that his patients had special needs, within two years he had established an evening clinic to cater for the "artisan classes" who risked dismissal from their employment if "it were known they were afflicted with a skin disease".

Since 2010, Michael and Son Services has also been a proud sponsor of the ice hockey clinic and holiday celebration, where they help special needs children give back to the community.

Future Migrant-friendly health policies and programs should account for the special needs of PMs and consider the specific concerns of paediatric clinics linked to often smaller, dependent department structures and facilitate the exchange between them.