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Ruolo Pediatra Di Famiglia Psicologia Pediatrica

This document summarizes a conference on pediatric psychology and opportunities for early recognition of dysfunctional family interactions in primary pediatric care. It describes an Italian pediatrician's experience providing routine health check visits in the first year, building trusting relationships, observing families in their natural environments including through home visits. The pediatricians detected risk factors, supported child development and the parent-child relationship, and prevented dysfunctional interaction patterns through multi-level interventions including counseling over 7,000 families annually, with counseling making up 22.8% of visits and focusing on parenting, development, and family relationships.

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Ruolo Pediatra Di Famiglia Psicologia Pediatrica

This document summarizes a conference on pediatric psychology and opportunities for early recognition of dysfunctional family interactions in primary pediatric care. It describes an Italian pediatrician's experience providing routine health check visits in the first year, building trusting relationships, observing families in their natural environments including through home visits. The pediatricians detected risk factors, supported child development and the parent-child relationship, and prevented dysfunctional interaction patterns through multi-level interventions including counseling over 7,000 families annually, with counseling making up 22.8% of visits and focusing on parenting, development, and family relationships.

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THE PLANET OF PEDIATRIC PSYCHOLOGY; BEYOND THE PSYCHOLOGY AT PEDIATRICS November 25th 26th 27th, 2011

opportunities of early recognition of dysfunctional family interaction patterns in Primary Pediatric Practice. An Italian experience
Angelo Alongi, MD Alessia Alongi

Bilanci di Salute:
Programmed healthcheck visits 5 in the 1 year Building a trusting physician-family relationship

Longitudinal relationship with the family

Home Visits

Observing the in their natural environment

Pediatricians are the professionals most frequently consulted by caregivers of children with emotional or behaviural problems 21

Supporting the developing parent-child relationship: Multi-levels interventions


3) Detecting Risk Factors 2) Child behavioral health surveillance 1) Guidance on critical child development issues

Prematurity Chronic Medical Conditions

Milestones Helping parents understand their childs needs and behaviour


Newborn care Crying Sleep difficulties Toilet training Discipline Feeding difficulties

Preventing instauration of dysphunctional family interaction patterns

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Aims

Methods

Results

Counseling aand challenges for early network that collects To highlight opportunities a mean consultations of 7170,6 epidemiological data for detection and intervention onresearchper year represented clinical dysfunctional 1467 visits purposes Counseling relationships from computerised clinical 22,8% parent 100% parent-child offered by routine of visits 10% of totalchildren 80% files filleddelivered care. out by from counseling activities in primary pediatric to 300 encounters wasof age under 2 years pediatricians during their 60% devoted exclusively daily activities since 1998.to 40% 6% of visits counseling delivered 20% to concerns on (parentalpatients between Records of the daily practice of a FPand 14 years, 0% 3 Visits Visits fordevelopmental issues with a statistically from 2006 tofor 2011 (5 years) 3-14 years 0-2 years represented the reason significant involving olds a total visits children between difference of 894 olds Other for consultation, which (P<0,001, chi-square Other visitsyears of age. 27286 8547 0-14 test) between required a purely Parental demand for counseling the two Counseling 1948 1650 Included information about: relational age classes. approach);

-motives for consultation is increased for infants -provided services

& toddlers

Child Neurologist

Social Assistant

Family Pediatrician

Pediatric Psycologist

Other professional figures

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