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S S Robinson

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Roles for Texas physicians in the implementation of Education of Handicapped Act Amendments.

As a result of Public Law 99-457, there are increasing state efforts to provide special education services to handicapped students ages 3 and older, and to develop early intervention for those from birth to age 3 years. Physicians can make significant contributions to these efforts. This paper presents information about PL99-457 and discusses the potential roles for Texas physicians in the implementation of the law and in meeting the needs of developmentally at-risk infants, young children, and their families. Roles are described in the areas of clinical care, research, graduate and continuing education, and policy development.

Adolescent

Neonatal intensive care and pediatric rehabilitation: a joint program for care of chronically ill infants.

A joint program involving a traditional neonatal intensive care unit and a pediatric rehabilitation unit was developed to care for the increasing number of infants with chronic illnesses requiring long-term specialized care. The program emphasizes provision of a more normal, age-appropriate environment, parent education, and opportunities for extended parent-child interaction.

Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia