Paediatric manpower: towards the 21st century.

Appleyard, W. J.; Jackson, A D

doi:10.1136/adc.63.9.1094

Archives of Disease in Childhood

1988

DOI: 10.1136/adc.63.9.1094

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Paediatric manpower: towards the 21st century.

W. J. Appleyard

A D Jackson

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“…The interdependence of child psychiatry, community child health and hospital paediatric services has also recently been highlighted (Appleyard & Jackson 1988), yet there is still very little opportunity for paediatricians in training to gain 'hands on' experience in child psychiatry in this country. This is because junior posts in child and adolescent psychiatry usually form a part of the training programmes for psychiatrists.…”

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Children's services in the new NHS--a struggle for survival?

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At the present time of change, muddle, and uncertainty in the health service, there are opportunities to improve services for children if we can build on the certainty of our commitment to an integrated child health service. In reply to the British Paediatric Association's (BPA) response to the government's white paper Working for Patients, the Secretary of State, Mr Kenneth Clarke, wrote 'I am aware that successive expert studies-the Court report, the Maternity Services Advisory Committee reports-have described the need for integration [of comprehensive hospital and community services for children] and I have no doubt that this is necessary for the effective delivery of services. I expect districts to share this view and to seek to contract for integrated children's services'. (K Clarke, letter to Professor June Lloyd, President of the BPA, 1989.) Under the new arrangements each district health authority or any number of health authorities joining together to form a consortium 'purchaser' will be reviewing the medical services in their districts. As child health surveillance is now primarily to be undertaken in general practice, it is essential that a comprehensive consultant children's service is organised to support the acute needs of children and those discovered during the surveillance programmes in each health district.

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Paediatric manpower: towards the 21st century.

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