Fever in children is a common symptom. Frequently,the underlying illness is self-limiting and medical intervention is seldom needed. However, general practitioners need to be alert on those children who are at risk for serious infections. In this thesis, we studied the natural course of fever in children, how general practitioners manage febrile children, and which improvements can be incorporated to achieve better health care for febrile children in primary care
textabstractBackground: Fever is common in young children and is assumed to be frequently caused by ...
BackgroundClinical prediction rules (CPRs) to identify children with serious infections lack validat...
BackgroundMost febrile children contacting a GP cooperative are seen by a GP, although the incidence...
markdownabstract__Abstract__ Children constitute a substantial part of the workload of physicians...
markdownabstractChildhood fever occurs frequently in young children and is a common reason for pare...
markdownabstract__Abstract__ Context: Febrile children in primary care have a low risk for seriou...
CONTEXT: Febrile children in primary care have a low risk for serious infection. Although several al...
Between 20% and 40% of young children suffer a feverish illness each year and many of these will pre...
Fever is the most common reason for children to visit the general practitioner. It is usually caused...
Context: Febrile children in primary care have a low risk for serious infection. Although several al...
Fever is the most common reason for a child to be taken to a general practitioner (GP), especially d...
Contains fulltext : 231542.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Closed access)BACKGROUND: R...
Fever in children is a frequent reason for visit to the Emergency Department (ED). The majority of c...
Introduction: Fever is considered a physiologic response characterized by an increase in the body te...
BackgroundAlthough fever in children is often self-limiting, antibiotics are frequently prescribed f...
textabstractBackground: Fever is common in young children and is assumed to be frequently caused by ...
BackgroundClinical prediction rules (CPRs) to identify children with serious infections lack validat...
BackgroundMost febrile children contacting a GP cooperative are seen by a GP, although the incidence...
markdownabstract__Abstract__ Children constitute a substantial part of the workload of physicians...
markdownabstractChildhood fever occurs frequently in young children and is a common reason for pare...
markdownabstract__Abstract__ Context: Febrile children in primary care have a low risk for seriou...
CONTEXT: Febrile children in primary care have a low risk for serious infection. Although several al...
Between 20% and 40% of young children suffer a feverish illness each year and many of these will pre...
Fever is the most common reason for children to visit the general practitioner. It is usually caused...
Context: Febrile children in primary care have a low risk for serious infection. Although several al...
Fever is the most common reason for a child to be taken to a general practitioner (GP), especially d...
Contains fulltext : 231542.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Closed access)BACKGROUND: R...
Fever in children is a frequent reason for visit to the Emergency Department (ED). The majority of c...
Introduction: Fever is considered a physiologic response characterized by an increase in the body te...
BackgroundAlthough fever in children is often self-limiting, antibiotics are frequently prescribed f...
textabstractBackground: Fever is common in young children and is assumed to be frequently caused by ...
BackgroundClinical prediction rules (CPRs) to identify children with serious infections lack validat...
BackgroundMost febrile children contacting a GP cooperative are seen by a GP, although the incidence...