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[The needs of a child from the social pediatric viewpoint]
Padiatrie Und Grenzgebiete
|January 1, 1989
Insights
This study surveys the fundamental biological, psychic, and social needs of children. It highlights the pediatrician's crucial role in ensuring these needs are met and advanced for healthy child development.
Area of Science:
- Pediatrics
- Child Development
- Developmental Psychology
Context:
- Child development encompasses biological, psychological, and social domains.
- Pediatrician's role extends beyond physical health to holistic child well-being.
- Understanding and addressing basic needs is fundamental for optimal child growth.
Purpose:
- To survey the essential biological, psychic, and social needs of children.
- To outline the pediatrician's responsibilities in fulfilling and promoting these needs.
- To emphasize the importance of a comprehensive approach to child healthcare.
Summary:
- The survey details the multifaceted basic needs of children, including biological, psychic, and social aspects.
- It examines how pediatricians can actively contribute to the realization and advancement of these needs.
- Effective pediatrician engagement is presented as a key factor in supporting child development.
Impact:
- Informs pediatric practice on holistic child development strategies.
- Enhances understanding of the pediatrician's role in addressing a child's comprehensive needs.
- Provides a framework for improving child health outcomes through integrated care.
Abstract:
A survey is given on biological, psychic and social basic needs of a child. Their realization and advancement by the paediatrician are drawn up to be a special request.