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A Parent's Guide to the Emergency Room: Managing Your Child's Crisis Without Fear |
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This invaluable guide to managing stressful medical emergencies will help parents when they have to make the unexpected visit to an emergency room with their sick or injured child. Mark Brandenburg, MD, FACEP, Trauma Emergency Center, St. Francis Hospital, Tulsa, OK; author of Child Safe: A Practical Guide for Preventing Childhood Injuries, from BabyandChildSafety.com |
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About the Booklet Chock-full of straightforward information, this booklet will prepare parents, grandparents, and caregivers for their child's unexpected emergency room visit. Most children do not make it through childhood without at least one visit to the emergency room. It can be a cold, an earache, a cut, a broken bone from a fall, or a breathing emergency. Whatever the illness or injury, an emergency room visit can be overwhelming and even scary to the parent unfamiliar with the inside of an emergency room. You will discover:
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More Reviews Parents will find this guide filled with valuable information and do's and don'ts to ease YOUR fears so that you can calm your child's fears in an emergency. Sue Lang, reviewer for Busy Parents Online This booklet will help first-time parents unsure of what to expect at the emergency room and teach them how to help their child through a potentially traumatic experience. Pediatricians and emergency rooms should make this booklet available to parents. Terri Pilcher, Physician Assistant, BellaOnline's Pediatric's Host
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