PubMed · 13022011
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H L KNUDSEN, E C SLAGLE, D R FREEMAN. 1953. Interstate hospital planning.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/13022011/
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The effectiveness of developmental care has primarily been evaluated in large tertiary neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) and has shown some promise in enhancing the developmental outcomes of premature newborns cared for in these settings. These interventions have never been prospectively evaluated outside of tertiary care settings. This article attempts to define and critically review developmental care. The differences between large teaching hospital NICUs and smaller community hospital units are highlighted. An overview of developmental care strategies is provided, along with considerations and resources available to support the implementation of developmental care in the community setting.
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Effective activity of military medical units and institutions is greatly depends on quality of planning. In such case the significant role belongs to organizers of health service, their professional training and style of work. The results of the conducted investigation show that planing of working time for day and week by heads of military health service is inalienable precondition for successful solution of the problems standing before the institution. Efficient and punctual work of the hospital staff will depend on the correct working time planning and on the rational organization of efforts to realize these problems.