Pediatrics

The Department of Pediatrics is a specialized branch of medicine that focuses on the health and medical care of infants, children, and adolescents. Pediatricians, who are physicians specializing in pediatrics, provide comprehensive medical care and monitor the physical, emotional, and social well-being of young individuals. Here are the key areas of focus within the Department of Pediatrics:

1. Well-Child Care:
   • Routine Check-ups:
   • Immunizations:
2. Acute and Chronic Illness Management:
   • Diagnosis and Treatment:
   • Asthma and Allergy Management:
3. Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics:
   • Developmental Milestones:
   • Behavioral Issues:
4. Newborn Care:
   • Neonatal Care:
5. Adolescent Medicine:
   • Teen Health:
   • Preventive Counseling:
6. Genetic Disorders and Inherited Conditions:
   • Genetic Counseling:
   • Management of Inherited Conditions:
7. Pediatric Surgery:
8. Pediatric Critical Care:
9. Infectious Diseases:
   • Diagnosis and Treatment:
10. Preventive Medicine:
    • Health Promotion:
    • Screening Tests:
11. Research and Innovation:

Pediatricians work closely with families to ensure the health and development of children from infancy through adolescence. They play a crucial role in preventive care, early intervention, and addressing the unique healthcare needs of the pediatric population.