Comprehensive Emergency Services : a System Designed to Care for Children in Crisis : a Program Description
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When the baby was ready to be discharged from the hospital, the parents were agreeable to the assignment of a homemaker. The homemaker was immediately able to identify with the mother's feelings of frustration since the baby was irritable and fretful when cared for by Mrs. D.
As the mother gradually began to relax under the supportive supervision of the emergency home- maker, the baby became less fretful. The relief provided by the homemaker gave Mrs. D. more free time for her husband. Mr. D. b...egan to respond more positively to his wife and began to show interest in the baby for the first time. Initially, Mrs. D. was very dependent upon the homemaker and looked to her to interpret the least discernable change in the child's behavior. Gradually, Mrs.
D. became more independent and began to enjoy her role of mothering.
Two years after the skull fracture occurred, no additional injuries had occurred. It was never actually determined how the skull fracture happened. The hospital social worker introduced the emergency intake worker and the homemaker to the family as people who would be helpful and who shared her concern that an infant so young could have sustained a skull fracture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the baby was ready to be discharged from the hospital, the parents were agreeable to the assignment of a homemaker. The homemaker was immediately able to identify with the mother's feelings of frustration since the baby was irritable and fretful when cared for by Mrs. D.
As the mother gradually began to relax under the supportive supervision of the emergency home- maker, the baby became less fretful. The relief provided by the homemaker gave Mrs. D. more free time for her husband. Mr. D. b...egan to respond more positively to his wife and began to show interest in the baby for the first time. Initially, Mrs. D. was very dependent upon the homemaker and looked to her to interpret the least discernable change in the child's behavior. Gradually, Mrs.
D. became more independent and began to enjoy her role of mothering.
Two years after the skull fracture occurred, no additional injuries had occurred. It was never actually determined how the skull fracture happened. The hospital social worker introduced the emergency intake worker and the homemaker to the family as people who would be helpful and who shared her concern that an infant so young could have sustained a skull fracture.
What to read after Comprehensive Emergency Services : a System Designed to Care for Children in Crisis : a Program Description?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Children's Bureau to read onlineMoreLess
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