Definition of hospitalism in English:

hospitalism

noun ˈhɒspɪt(ə)lɪz(ə)mˈhäspədəˌlizəm

mass noun

The adverse effects of a prolonged stay in hospital, such as developmental retardation in children.
Example sentencesExamples
- I personally value psychology's contribution to reducing the iatrogenic pediatric disease of ‘hospitalism’ that was rampant earlier in this century in homes for abandoned and orphaned children.
- However, hospitalism is not necessarily the destiny of all children brought up without their mothers.
- In the Neonatal Departments of the Khmelnytsky City Children's Hospital early mental stimulation of orphans, designed to combat hospitalism, is carried out.
- This debate today could well be called a debate on hospitalism, the name applied in the mid-19th century to often fatal post-operative infection.

Definition of hospitalism in US English:

hospitalism

nounˈhäspədəˌlizəm

The adverse effects of a prolonged stay in hospital, such as developmental retardation in children.
Example sentencesExamples
- I personally value psychology's contribution to reducing the iatrogenic pediatric disease of ‘hospitalism’ that was rampant earlier in this century in homes for abandoned and orphaned children.
- This debate today could well be called a debate on hospitalism, the name applied in the mid-19th century to often fatal post-operative infection.
- However, hospitalism is not necessarily the destiny of all children brought up without their mothers.
- In the Neonatal Departments of the Khmelnytsky City Children's Hospital early mental stimulation of orphans, designed to combat hospitalism, is carried out.

单词	hospitalism
释义	Definition of hospitalism in English: hospitalism noun ˈhɒspɪt(ə)lɪz(ə)mˈhäspədəˌlizəm mass noun The adverse effects of a prolonged stay in hospital, such as developmental retardation in children. Example sentencesExamples I personally value psychology's contribution to reducing the iatrogenic pediatric disease of ‘hospitalism’ that was rampant earlier in this century in homes for abandoned and orphaned children. However, hospitalism is not necessarily the destiny of all children brought up without their mothers. In the Neonatal Departments of the Khmelnytsky City Children's Hospital early mental stimulation of orphans, designed to combat hospitalism, is carried out. This debate today could well be called a debate on hospitalism, the name applied in the mid-19th century to often fatal post-operative infection. Definition of hospitalism in US English: hospitalism nounˈhäspədəˌlizəm The adverse effects of a prolonged stay in hospital, such as developmental retardation in children. Example sentencesExamples I personally value psychology's contribution to reducing the iatrogenic pediatric disease of ‘hospitalism’ that was rampant earlier in this century in homes for abandoned and orphaned children. This debate today could well be called a debate on hospitalism, the name applied in the mid-19th century to often fatal post-operative infection. However, hospitalism is not necessarily the destiny of all children brought up without their mothers. In the Neonatal Departments of the Khmelnytsky City Children's Hospital early mental stimulation of orphans, designed to combat hospitalism, is carried out.
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