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June 1965, Vol 109, No. 6 >
Article | June 1965

Pediatric Psychiatric Supervision In Teaching of Residents FREE

JOSEPH FISCHHOFF, MD; PAUL V. WOOLLEY, MD; DAVID FAIGENBAUM, PhD
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Received for publication Feb 4, 1965.

Presented in part at the fall meeting of the American Academy of Child Psychiatry, Warrenton, Va, Oct 10-11, 1964.

Reprint requests to Children's Hospital of Michigan, Detroit, Mich 48202 (Dr. Woolley).


Am J Dis Child. 1965;109(6):477-482. doi:10.1001/archpedi.1965.02090020479001.
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MEDICAL educators have long recognized that the pediatrician is in a most unique position to utilize mental health concepts in his practice. By the very nature of his repeated contacts with the growing child and family he is ideally situated to guide them through problem areas and to identify psychological departures at the outset. An understanding pediatrician, well trained from a mental health viewpoint and with good relationships to child and parent, can become a potent force in the total development of the child. When he appreciates that the offering of psychological help can be a part of his function, and at the same time realizes the limitations of his training, he is better equipped to meet the demands of his practice. We do not imply by these statements that unanimity as to the role and areas of usefulness of the pediatrician in his community exists either among educators or

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Levy, D. M.:  Observations on Attitudes and Behavior in the Child Health Center , Amer J Public Health 41:182-190, 1951;.
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Senn, M. J. E.:  Role of Psychiatry in a Children's Hospital Service , Amer J Dis Child 72:95-110, 1946;.
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Haggerty, R. J.:  Family Medicine: Teaching Program for Medical Students and Pediatric House Officers , J Med Educ 37:531-580, 1962;.
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Lourie, R. S.:  Teaching of Child Psychiatry in Pediatrics , J Amer Acad Child Psychiat 1:477-489, 1962;.

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Levy, D. M.:  Observations on Attitudes and Behavior in the Child Health Center , Amer J Public Health 41:182-190, 1951;.
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Senn, M. J. E.:  Role of Psychiatry in a Children's Hospital Service , Amer J Dis Child 72:95-110, 1946;.
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Haggerty, R. J.:  Family Medicine: Teaching Program for Medical Students and Pediatric House Officers , J Med Educ 37:531-580, 1962;.
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Lourie, R. S.:  Teaching of Child Psychiatry in Pediatrics , J Amer Acad Child Psychiat 1:477-489, 1962;.

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