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Research Articles Supplement 1 · 2020 · pp. 31–37 · Issue page

WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE A PEDIATRICIAN NOW IN ROMANIA?

RA
Ramona NEDELCUŢĂ1
GI
Gigi CĂLIN2
MI
Mihai Cristian NEDELCUŢĂ3
OA
Oana IANA4
CR
Cristian MARINAȘ5
AN
Anca Roxana PASCAL6
1 Department of Pediatrics, University of Medicine and Pharmacy of Craiova, Romania
2 Department of Pediatrics, University of Medicine and Pharmacy of Craiova, Romania
3 County Emergency Clinical Hospital from Craiova, Romania
4 C.I. Parhon National Institute of Endocrinology Buch arest Romania Sectia este: Endemic goiter and its complications
5 Clinical Hospital of Emergency Craiova, Department of Anatomy , U niversity of Medicine and Pharm acy Craiova, Romania
6 Department of Anesthe siology and Intensive Care, University Emergency Hospital Bucharest, 169 Independentei Street, 050098, Bucharest, Romania
DOI https://doi.org/10.38173/RST.2020.S1.4:31-37
Received 18 February 2020
Revised 12 March 2020
Accepted 26 March 2020
Available Online 02 June 2020
Abstract
PEDIATRICS IS A BRANCH OF MEDICINE, SUBJECT TO THE DAILY SIEGE OF A MULTITUDE OF URGENT OR TRIVIAL CASES. IT IS A SPECIALTY WITH A GREAT EMOTIONAL LOAD, DUE TO ITS SPECIFICITY: IT IS CHILD -CENTERED, A FRAGILE AND PRECIOUS BEING. THE PHENOMENON, RECENTLY DESCRIBED AND OBJECTIFIED BY "BURNOUT" IS MUCH LARGER IN T HE CASE OF THE PEDIATRIC DOCTOR COMPARED TO THAT OF OTHER SPECIALTIES. AN ADEQUATE PROTECTION OF THE DOCTOR, A QUALITY ACHIEVEMENT OF THE MEDICAL DOCUMENT, AND LAST BUT NOT THE LEAST, A CORRECT RESOLUTION OF THE PEDIATRIC DISEASES, REQUIRE COHERENT AND RAPID LEGISLATIVE CHANGES.
Keywords
PEDIATRICIAN CHILD EDUCATION
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