Search Results - "Freudigman, K. A."

Infant sleep during the first postnatal day : an opportunity for assessment of vulnerability by FREUDIGMAN, K. A, THOMAN, E. B

“…The purpose of this study was to describe the sleep of newborns throughout the first 48 postnatal hours and to relate their earliest sleep characteristics to…”
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Effective teaching for preceptors of ambulatory care: a survey of medical students by Kernan, W N, Lee, M Y, Stone, S L, Freudigman, K A, O'Connor, P G

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User satisfaction and frustration with a handheld, pen-based guideline implementation system for asthma by Shiffman, R N, Liaw, Y, Navedo, D D, Freudigman, K A

“…To evaluate clinicians' satisfaction and frustrations with the use of a handheld computer system that implements a guideline for management of childhood asthma…”
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A Guideline Implementation System Using Handheld Computers for Office Management of Asthma: Effects on Adherence and Patient Outcomes by Shiffman, Richard N, Brandt, Cynthia A, Liaw, Yischon, Navedo, Deborah D

“…To evaluate effects on the process and outcomes of care brought about by use of a handheld, computer-based system that implements the American Academy of…”
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Infants' earliest sleep/wake organization differs as a function of delivery mode by Freudigman, Kimberly A., Thoman, Evelyn B.

“…The sleep/wake states of newborn infants were investigated as a function of vaginal and C‐section delivery. The subjects were 51 normal full‐term infants: 26…”
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Making the Most of the Pediatric Visit: Training Residents to Highlight Social-Emotional Development by Weitzman, C. C., Freudigman, K. A., Leventhal, J. M.

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Pregnancy and birth rates among HIV-infected women in the United States: the confounding effects of illicit drug use by FORSYTH, Brian W. C, DAVIS, Julie A, FREUDIGMAN, Kimberly A, KATZ, Karol H, ZELTERMAN, Daniel

“…To determine the effect of HIV infection on pregnancy and birth rates and assess the potentially confounding effect of illicit drug use. A retrospective record…”
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