| Infants in these nurseries may be managed by family physicians and general pediatricians who later continue their care in the ambulatory setting. |
| The audience for the book includes pediatricians, perinatologists, endocrinologists, public health scientists, and epidemiologists. |
| During the Second World War the USSR pediatricians didn't allow epidemics of children infections being spread in the country. |
| The NAS committee comprised pediatricians, chemists, developmental biologists, and food scientists. |
| Requests for primary care doctors, defined as family physicians, internists and pediatricians, increased 23 percent over the previous 12-month period examined in the survey. |
| The more experienced pediatricians favored the hospital discharge summary or communication with the child's neonatologist for this information. |
