Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA. Resource is a collaboration between Children's Hospital Boston, Bright Futures, and Harvard Medical School. Offers instruction on a curriculum designed to promote health in children based on the principles of Bright Futures. For pediatricians. Softcover. DNLM: Pediatric-education.
Contributors
ix
Foreword
xiii
Modena Wilson
Thomas Tonniges
Introduction
xv
Kara M. Connors
Henry H. Bernstein
Facilitator's Guide
1
(18)
Janet P. Hafler
Health: Introducing Pediatrics in Practice and Bright Futures
19
(22)
Richard Pan
Habib Shariat
Judith S. Palfrey
Partnership: Building Effective Partnerships
41
(26)
Danielle Laraque
Joe Lopreiato
Diane Pickles
Communication: Fostering Family-Centered Communication
67
(44)
Theodore C. Sectish
Gregory S. Blaschke
Health Promotion: Promoting Health and Preventing Illness
111
(42)
John T. Benjamin
Habib Shariat
Judith S. Shaw
Time Management: Managing Time for Health Promotion
153
(32)
Franklin Trimm
Joe Lopreiato
Education: Educating Families Through Teachable Moments
185
(38)
Donna M. D'Alessandro
Judith S. Palfrey
Janet P. Hafler
Advocacy: Advocating for Children, Families, and Communities
223
(32)
Judith S. Shaw
Emily J. Roth
Richard Pan
Danielle Laraque
Index
255
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