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Health Tip: Choosing a Pediatrician
Pediatricians are specially trained to treat children from birth through adolescence and into the patient’s young adult years, says the American Academy of Family Physicians.
To find a qualified pediatrician for your child, the American Academy of Pediatrics and HealthChildren.org can supply names of board-certified physicians in your area. Local medical societies and hospitals can also provide the names of doctors nearby.
After creating a list of doctors, call the office of each. Ask about the doctor’s background and general office procedures.
The AAFP also encourages you to create a list of key questions to ask the doctor before your child’s first appointment.
Source: HealthDay
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