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Die Zusammenarbeit zwischen Schulärzten und Lehrerschaft

La coopération entre médecins scolaires et instituteurs

The cooperation between school physicians and teachers

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Sozial- und Präventivmedizin

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Dans le cadre d'une étude compréhensive du service de santé scolaire dans la région alémannique du Canton de Berne, la coopération entre médecins scolaires et instituteurs a été étudiée. Das lacunes importantes ont été découvertes et des possibilités de réformes sont proposées.

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Out of a comprehensive study of school health service in the German speaking region of the Canton of Berne, details are given concerning the cooperation between school doctors and teachers. Considerable gaps were detected and possible ways for improvement are proposed.

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  1. WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION: Problems of Children of School Age I (5–9 years). Report on a Working Group. Copenhagen, 1976. (To be published).

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  1. Institut für Sozial - und Präventivmedizin, Universität Bern, Switzerland

    K. Aeschlimann, T. Slongo & J. -C. Vuille

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  1. K. Aeschlimann
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Aeschlimann, K., Slongo, T. & Vuille, J.C. Die Zusammenarbeit zwischen Schulärzten und Lehrerschaft. Soz Präventivmed 21, 163–164 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01994475

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