東京女子医科大学附属第二病院小児科における乳幼児健康診査の受診状況(東京女子医科大学附属第二病院小児科開局30周年記念論文集)

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This study was designed to assess the state of the Well Baby Health Examination at Tokyo Women's Medical College Daini Hospital. A total of 1,225 babies born between July 1, 1993 and June 30, 1995 (male 646, female 579) were brought in for a Health Examination. Most of the babies, 97.6%, had been born in our hospital. Seventy-eight percent of the babies were brought in only once. Only 1.3% of the babies were brought in more than 5 times. Nearly all babies born in our hospital, were brought in for a one month health examination. Among the babies brought in more than once, more than 30% were seen 2 months after birth and more than 40% were examined 3 months after birth. However, less than 20% were seen after 4 months. The 11.4% of babies examined only once had risk factors which had been pointed out at birth and/or at the first health examination. Our 40% of babies who were brought in our multiple occasions had health risks. In cases in which such risks were pointed out, there was a tendency to bring the baby in repeatedly. These results suggest that the main function of the Well Baby Health Examination at our hospital is to screen for health risks during the neonatal period before the one month health examination, thereafter sending babies for appropriate special care or medical follow-up as needed.
東京女子医科大学の論文
1997-07-30