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Abstract

Malpractice has gained an alarming dimension especially along with the introduction of compulsory professional liability insurance On the other hand it is quite difficult to say that malpractice is discussed by considering all responsible determinants According to individual focused approach the error is caused by single individual so the solution can be achieved by punishing the individual It is known that this approach does not reduce errors and adversely affect services due to high compensations and increased insurance premiums In Turkey malpractice is simply considered in the customer seller relationship context and individual focused approach is adopted However it is well established that this ldquo;blame culture rdquo; has negative effects on service provided social perception of the profession and job satisfaction Beside recognizing individual professional responsibilities basically it should be stressed that declaring healthcare workers as mainly responsible would not be fair In addition it violates right to health because of increasing the preventable errors and harms Turk Arch Ped 2011; 46: 6 11

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Anne sütü ile beslenmenin ileri yaşama etkileri Çağrılı Yazar

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Özet Bebeklerin ilk altı ay sadece anne sütü ile beslenmesi bugün tartışmasız kabul gören bir beslenme yöntemidir Anne sütü bebeğin aldığı dönem için büyüme ve gelişimine yönelik gereksinimlerini karşılamakta enfeksiyonlardan koruması nedeni ile hastalığı ve ölüm oranını azaltmakta aynı zamanda da bebeğe ileri yaşamında ve hatta erişkin dönemde yararlar sağlayabilmektedir Bu ileri dönem etkiler konusunda çeşitli çalışmalarda farklı sonuçların elde edildiği gözlemlenmektedir Anne sütünün ileri yaşama etkileri konusunda son bilgiler ışığında hazırlanan bu derlemenin ülkemizdeki tüm gebe yeni doğan ve bebeklerle ilgilenen hekimlere anne sütünün yararlarını tekrar hatırlatacağı ümidindeyiz Türk Ped Arş 2010; 45: 309 14 Anahtar sözcükler: Anne sütü çocuk erişkin fayda

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Anne sütü, çocuk, erişkin, fayda

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