child care policy and practice
Child protection and independent day care services : examining the interface of policy and practice
... The evidence suggests that independent nurseries usual1 v, provide a general child care service for working parents (who pay fees); and they may provide a minimal welfare servic[r] ...
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Drug Testing in Child Welfare: Practice and Policy Considerations
... a child safety and risk assessment, family assessment, comprehensive substance abuse assessment, case planning, and substance abuse intervention and treatment ...effectively care for his or her ...
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Child sexual abuse : An investigation of aspects of policy, practice and prevalence in greater Manchester
... the child immediately or taking more time to think, discuss and plan? The extremes in terms of outcome are trauma to the child from sudden removal from home and death through ...
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Pertussis vaccination in Child Care Workers: room for improvement in coverage, policy and practice
... An introductory letter was sent to all 325 child care centre directors providing a brief background to the pro- ject. Subsequently a trained interviewer contacted each director by telephone, up to six call ...
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Safer recruitment practice: audit of exisiting recruitment practices in residential child care
... Recruitment procedures should be informed by organisational policy. The findings from the SIRCC postal survey reveal that over half (57%) of the voluntary agency respondents and a little less than half (43%) of ...
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Child health policy and practice in times of recession: Findings from Ireland
... and policy commitments to children's health, and the evidence identifying positive benefits to families from the implementation of a public health nursing service, it is clear that there are significant challenges ...
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Portrayals of Child Abuse Scandals in the Media in Australia and England: Impacts on Practice, Policy, and Systems
... of child safety systems’ (Australian 19/02/08), ‘DoCS deserted murdered children’ (Daily Telegraph 28/06/08), ‘Removal of kids abuse by officials’ (Australian 21/01/09),‘DoCs in dock for neglect’ (Australian ...
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Closing the Policy-Practice Gap in the Management of Child Contacts of Tuberculosis Cases in Developing Countries
... health care provider to access care and provide treatment) and indirect costs (non- health care costs that result from engage- ment with the health ...
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Implications of Welfare Reform for Child Health: Emerging Challenges for Clinical Practice and Policy
... James says getting the information this quickly might have helped emergency medical workers treat 4 students, one of whom was briefly in intensive care. But ready access to the Internet also partially caused the ...
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Postpartum care in Thailand: Experience, practice and policy
... take care of the mother, who is not allowed to leave the ...the practice is seen to last from three to fifteen days (Yimyam ...first child, and for fewer days for subsequent ...
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Every child matters: a small scale enquiry into policy and practice
... In the case of children and young people who require informed consent to be granted by an agreed adult, parent or carer, their role at the start of the interview process would be that of compliance. This corresponds to ...
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Best-Practice Guidelines for Physical Activity at Child Care
... This best-practice guideline supports the use of written policies associated with physical activity. Fewer than 60% of the centers had evidence of formal, written physical activity policies. Of those with written ...
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Policy, evidence and practice for post birth care plans: a scoping review
... post-birth care despite place of birth [33]. This Scottish policy document clearly indicates its wish for all women across Scotland to have a named midwife for a minimum of 10 days postnatally yet does not ...
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When feminist ideas are hijacked: how the demand for men to take up child care responsibilities impacts formal child care policy
... day care services. Until recently it seemed that market based child care provision was “pervasive and uncontested” (Sumsion, 2006, ...corporate child care provider, ABC Learning, all ...
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Well-Child Care Clinical Practice Redesign for Serving Low-Income Children
... well-child care (WCC) in collaboration with a multisite community health center and 2 small, independent practices serving predominantly Medicaid-insured ...WCC practice redesign to create 4 ...
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Implementation of a health care policy: An analysis of barriers and facilitators to practice change
... The shift from home deliveries to a hospital setting reached a peak in the 1960s [8,9]. Within the first 50 years of the twentieth century, the high and well-known num- bers of maternal deaths and injuries pushed ...
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Reducing user fees for primary health care in Kenya: Policy on paper or policy in practice?
... Another related intervention was a pilot project intro- duced in Coast province in late 2005 that provided funds to compensate facilities for lost user fees revenue. Direct Facility Funding (DFF) was supported by the ...
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Refocusing the Care Programme Approach. Policy and Positive Practice Guidance
... support will be the natural progression and the need for intensive care co-ordination support and (new) CPA will end. However, it is important that service users and their carers are reassured that when the ...
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Voices of child care providers: an exploratory study on the impact of policy changes
... of child care in New York State it is ...in care before and after specific regulations are put into ...the care provided also influenced their perceptions of how difficult it is to meet new ...
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CHILD CARE AFFORDABILITY A LOOK INTO CHILD CARE BUSINESS COSTS
... all child care ...into child care programs does so on a per-child tuition ...nonprofit child care programs and often is targeted for a specific initiative or ...for ...
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