Drs Kerry Boyd, Teresa Carter, Karen Harman, Olaf Kraus de Camargo, Bill Mahoney, and Ronit Mesterman share the intrigue and rewards of working with families
Dr. Peter Rosenbaum reveals developmental pediatric pearls of wisdom as he interacts with 3-year-old Sophia and her mother. Dr. Rosenbaum is a professor of paediatrics at McMaster University and co-founder of CanChild Center for Childhood Disability Research (CanChild: Development in the Rewarding Healthcare Experience). For more pearls, explore the CanChild Center for Childhood Disability Research website and the famous F Words of Childhood Disability. Young Sophia and her mom share wisdom through their earlier Curriculum of Caring video (Sophia: gifts of wisdom for parents and professionals.)
Dr. Peter Rosenbaum reveals developmental pediatric pearls of wisdom as he interacts with 3-year-old Sophia and her mother. Dr. Rosenbaum is a professor of paediatrics at McMaster University and co-founder of CanChild Center for Childhood Disability Research (CanChild: Development in the Rewarding Healthcare Experience). For more pearls, explore the CanChild Center for Childhood Disability Research website and the famous F Words of Childhood Disability. Young Sophia and her mom share wisdom through their earlier Curriculum of Caring video (Sophia: gifts of wisdom for parents and professionals.)
Work together to understand what’s going on with them and advocate for them. Get a good history and look for physical problems. “Amazing people… A joy to treat.”
Work together to understand what’s going on with them and advocate for them. Get a good history and look for physical problems. “Amazing people… A joy to treat.”
The New Vision Advocates (Community Living London) present a visioning exercise into the experience of being a patient without words to express needs. Enter into this scenerio and reflect on how you would want to be treated. Thank you New Vision Advocates!
The New Vision Advocates (Community Living London) present a visioning exercise into the experience of being a patient without words to express needs. Enter into this scenerio and reflect on how you would want to be treated. Thank you New Vision Advocates!