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EMOTIONAL AND BEHAVIOR DISORDERS IN CHILDREN WITH CHRONIC DISEASES

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Added: November, 12th 2009
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The children with chronic diseases are subjected to
a psychic stress that generates unexpected emotional and
behavior reactions, which surprise both physicians and
parents. The study performed at the 2nd Pediatrics Clinic
Timisoara has as a goal the setting of a diagnosis of the
emotional and behavior disorders of the children with
chronic diseases to ease up the interaction of the physicians
with these patients and also to come to the aid of parents
with new information in the domain.
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