Results The percentage of pediatric patients seen in the total patient population in the four
practices is shown in Fig. 1. About 30% of the family physician's work load was made up of …

The office practices of a random representative sample of 19 of 51 private general
pediatricians in Monroe County, New York, were studied. During winter and spring, 1966 …

In 1962, 70 million outpatient depart-ment visits were recorded in the acute general
hospitals of the United States. Children accounted for approximately 14 million of these visits …

• Between 101 and 188 medical records of children hospitalized in each of three community
hospitals and one major teaching hospital were examined to determine need for admission …

Outpatients (1) Accident and Emergency Attendances There is only one Paediatric Accident
and Emergency (A & E) department in Northern Ireland which is at The Royal Belfast …

G OOD health care is acknowledged a right of IJ~ all Americans. Defects in our health care
delivery system have long been obvious. Individuals living in rural and inner city locations …

The extent of availability and utilization of private pediatric care, for well and sick children
under six years of age in New York City, was investigated by means of a questionnaire (10 …

Discussion Our findings are similar to other surveys of pediatric office experience. The
differences be-tween a private practice, 2 a military outpa-tient department,~ and our …

by groups of low socioeconomic position, has created an increaseddemand for pediatric
outpatient services which has far outdistanced the available sup-ply. A notable example in …

GENESIS OF A PEDIATRIC TREATMENT CLINIC By the end of the i950's an accelerated
demand for outpatient medical services alarmingly outdistanced the supply. Inadequate pedi …