Art Therapy for Ill Children 
.... Bertoia, J. & Allan, J. (1988). Counseling seriously
ill children: Use of spontaneous drawings. Elementary School Guidance Counseling, 22(3), 206-221. ....
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Ellen Bravo
.... of caring for
children even when both parents work, and since schools and child care providers typically will not accept
ill children, this inflexibility ....
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Rights of the Mentally Ill
.... new legal challenges to laws restricting the rights of the mentally
ill (Atkinson 1999 .... the 1983 Mental Health Act who wants to live with her
children, placed by ....
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RESPITE CARE SERVICES
.... O'Connor, P. "Respite Care Services to Caretakers of Chronically
Ill Children." Journal of Pediatric Nursing, 7 (August 1992): 269-275. ....
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Terminally Ill Patients
.... her self a physician, began her pioneering work with the terminally
ill at the .... sparked by a visit to a concentration camp where thousands of
children had died ....
(3100
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Victimization of Children in 6 Dramas
.... Nevertheless, we see that all of these
children are victimized because of their birth parents. Hwang, DH (1988). .... Cataline's Dream. Champaign,
Ill: Univ. ....
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Victimization of Children in Six Dramas
.... Nevertheless, we see that all of these
children are victimized because of their birth parents. Hwang, DH (1988). .... Cataline's Dream. Champaign,
Ill: Univ. ....
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Stress in Context of Pediatric Deaths
.... Some 75% of all American residency programs do not include formal instruction in the care of terminally
ill children, though consumer expectations are that ....
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Minority Health Care Access
.... 1, 1997). Access to health care: perspectives of African-American families with chronically
ill children. Family and Community Health. 19, (64-75) 1-11.
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Illustrations & Language in Children's Literature
.... Arbuthnot, MH, and Sutherland, Z.
Children and Books. Glenview,
ILL: Scott, Foresman, 1972. Brett, Jan. The Wild Christmas Reindeer. New York: Putnam, 1990. ....
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Therapeutic Effect of Animals
.... Los Angeles Times (May 7, 1990). The Petter Principle: Mentally
ill children find animals a source of love and therapy. (Metro Section, Page 1, Pt. ....
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Mothers of Mentally Ill Patients
.... of a personality test and the provision of background data regarding factors such as my age, religion, race, income, number of
children, and so .... Champaign,
Ill. ....
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Witholding/Withdrawing Patient Treatment
.... 1999). Another, even earlier, court case gave support to withholding treatment to seriously
ill children with mental impairments. In ....
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Religion and the Terminally Ill
.... The authors conclude that
children should be told of their illness in .... and Terminal Illness Rokach (2000) studied coping with loneliness in the terminally
ill. ....
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Personal Life-Learning Experiences
.... and hospital administrators in America should also consider whether all of their hospitals are able to provide the kind of health care that
ill children require ....
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Elderly Abuse
.... Respite care services to caretakers Of chronically
ill children. Journal of Pediatric Nursing, Swagerty Jr., DL (1999). Elder mistreatment. ....
(2110
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Lymphoblastic Leukemia
.... The intellectual impairment of chronically
ill children is assumed to be due to the effects of the illness on the central nervous system. ....
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Antidepressants and Children Abstract
.... physicians want to help their patients, many of them are
ill informed regarding the advantages and disadvantages of the use of antidepressants for
children. ....
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Ethical Concerns of Antidepressants for Children Abstract
.... physicians want to help their patients, many of them are
ill informed regarding the advantages and disadvantages of the use of antidepressants for
children. ....
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8
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Young Adults With Type I Diabetes Mellitus
.... of the study by Chernoff, et al (2002) indicated that a targeted intervention involving maternal caregivers of chronically
ill children improved adjustment ....
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Keith Haring
.... Today the Foundation continues Haring's work with AIDS-related and
children's charities that help not only
ill children but also homeless and runaway and ....
(1294
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Advertisng and Obesity
.... the US views
children and adolescents as a major market force, conclude that this phenomenon is actively contributing to the enduring state of
ill-health and ....
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McDonald's Corporate Culture
.... its consistent value and quality, speed of service, and its community oriented good works such as Ronald McDonald Houses which support seriously
ill children. ....
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MEDICAL SERIAL KILLERS
.... One example of a female medical serial killer is Genene Jones, a 27-year-old vocational nurse who worked with terminally
ill children. ....
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Occupational Therapy
.... Law 94-142, mandating specialized education for all handicapped
children in public .... as a multidisciplinary approach to delivering services to the mentally
ill. ....
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Scientific Literature
.... in addition to their being hundreds of studies of depressed, chronically
ill adults, there are hundreds of studies of depressed, chronically
ill children. ....
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Family Nurse Providers
.... Retrieved March 9, 2005, from http://www.nzma.org.nz/journal/116-1170/356/ Mercer, RT (nd). Chronically
ill children: How families adjust. ....
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VICTIMIZATION OF THE ELDERLY
.... O'Connor, P. (1992, August). Respite care services to caretakers of chronically
ill children. Journal of Pediatric Nursing, 7, 269-275. Pomice, E. (1990). ....
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Progressive Approach to Learning The progressive approach to ...
.... With this,
children are
ill-prepared to competently fulfill high school and college requirements when they have been subjected to instruction rotation, expert ....
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Sample Mission Statement
.... as two cold snacks. It should have a small, segregated area for
children who become
ill while at the Center. The play area will ....
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