amelia Wrote:Ha sido interesantísimo el debate, ya os digo, pero las realidades y las teorías no siempre calzan el mísmo número de zapato.

Irene Wrote:Y ahora (atención, Isócrates, que viene el toque final para llevarme a la concurrencia a mi bando ). No utilizar terapias de este tipo en mi hija ha empeorado tanto mi estrés y mi vida sexual y marital que estoy embarazada de cinco meses.

viana Wrote:Felicidades Irene.

¿Tenéis ya pensado nombre?

Si es varón, te sugiero algunos que NO deberías ponerle: Federico, PedroJ, Luis (delpino, Areán, si te atreves, sí), Casimiro, Fernando Múgica, 1132CPCF, Selene (aunque es bonito para niña).

En fin, con todo mi corazón, te deseo que tengas un feliz embarazo.

Propongo escribir a Zapatero y pedir que nombre a Irene Ministra de Asuntos Anticonspiracionistas ¡ahora es el momento!

Quote:GENERAL RECOMMENDATION
3.1. Behavioral interventions are effective and recommended in the
treatment of bedtime problems and night wakings in young children.
[4.1] (Standard)
Of the 52 selected studies examining the effectiveness of behavioral
interventions for the treatment of bedtime problems and
night wakings, 94% (49 of 52) reported that behavioral interventions
as a whole produced clinically significant improvements in
bedtime resistance and night waking, while the remaining three
studies reported equivocal findings. Nine of the 52 (17%) represented
randomized treatment control trials that were classified as
Level I. Four studies (8%) were classified as Level II. The primary
outcome measures in these thirteen studies were child sleep
parameters.
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR SPECIFIC THERAPIES
3.2 Unmodified extinction and extinction of undesired behavior with
parental presence are effective and recommended therapies in the
treatment of bedtime problems and night wakings. [4.2] (Standard)

Quote:Standard This is a generally accepted patient-care strategy, which
reflects a high degree of clinical certainty.

Quote:The SPC of the AASM developed these practice parameters
based on the accompanying review paper.1 A task force of content
experts was appointed by the AASM in July, 2003 to review and
grade evidence in the peer-reviewed scientific literature regarding
the behavioral treatment of bedtime problems and night wakings.
Recommendations are based on evidence from studies evaluated
in this literature review.
The Board of Directors of the AASM approved these recommendations.
All members of the AASM SPC and Board of Directors
completed detailed conflict-of-interest statements and were
found to have no conflicts of interest with regard to this subject.
These practice parameters define principles of practice that
should meet the needs of most patients in most situations. These
guidelines should not, however, be considered inclusive of all
proper methods of care or exclusive of other methods of care reasonably
expected to obtain the same results. The ultimate judgment
regarding appropriateness of any specific therapy must be
made by the healthcare practitioner and patient, in light of the
individual circumstances presented by the patient, available diagnostic
tools, accessible treatment options, resources available and
other relevant factors.
The AASM expects these guidelines to have an impact on professional
behavior, patient outcomes, and, possibly, health care
costs. These practice parameters reflect the state of knowledge at
the time of publication and will be reviewed, updated, and revised
as new information becomes available

Quote:1Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN; 2Rhode Island Hospital, Providence, RI; 3VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System and University of California,
Los Angeles, Sepulveda, CA; 4University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC; 5St. Joseph Memorial Hospital, Murphysboro, IL; 6Murfreesboro, TN;
7Stanford University, Stanford, CA; 8University of Washington, Seattle, WA; 9National Jewish Medical and Research Center, Denver, CO; 10Toronto, Ontario, Canada; 11Houston Sleep Center, Houston, TX

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1Department of Psychology, Saint Joseph’s University, Philadelphia, PA; 2University of Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha, NE; 3Children’s National
Medical Center, George Washington University School of Medicine, Washington, DC; 4Children’s Hospital of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA; 5Department of Psychology, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel

Quote:carecen de recursos que a mí me parecen tan básicos como tener Internet y que si los tienen quizás no tengan tiempo de buscar o no tengan la capacidad de saber dónde. Y creo que no es culpa suya, que un día, sometidos a la presión que les dice que su hijo tiene que dormir así o asá, son reclutados por un periodista de un reality, o aconsejados por una forera de buena fe a la que el asunto le funcionó sin demasiado ruido, o aconsejados por un buen pediatra saturado de trabajo y con un sueldo de mierda que no tiene tiempo ni de ocuparse bien de sus pacientes ni de actualizarse, quizás tampoco él tenga recursos, no es cosa de tener estudios. Y ese día caen en manos de un iluminado que usa técnicas obsoletas que no se basan en nada, que carecen del mínimo rigor científico y que le sirven, ni más ni menos que para satisfacer su ego y su bolsillo.