Titlebook: Behavioral Aspects of Pediatric Burns; Kenneth J. Tarnowski Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1994 Focusing.assessment.in

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Eric Westman,Lena Cavalin,Lars-Olof Wahlundssing family factors associated with positive adjustment in pediatric burn victims and delineating optimum family treatment. Any discussion is complicated by the fact that some burns are unrelated to the family environment; others are associated with problematic family dynamics (e.g., abuse, neglect

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Elvira Valera,Eliezer Masliah M.D.us for future research are challenging. As we have seen, in many ways burns are a unique type of injury. However, we have also demonstrated that burns share some of the characteristics exhibited in other forms of acute trauma and in chronic illness. Although the previous chapters have emphasized the

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