Child care workers
Use of moulded hearing protectors by child care workers - an interventional pilot study
... industry, child care workers are exposed to informative noise that has to be heard and which accordingly includes a high level of potential ...
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Pertussis vaccination in Child Care Workers: room for improvement in coverage, policy and practice
... limitations. Child care centres in the regional area studied may not be representative of all child care centres in the ...vidual child care workers and this could have ...
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Intervention for Musculoskeletal Disorders Among Child-Care Workers
... Occupational Health and Safety Issues in Child-Care Work*. Naomi G[r] ...
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Residential Child Care Workers Inter-Authority Practice Learning Exchange
... of care set out in the Staying Put Scotland Guidance (2013) the new provisions place responsibility on corporate parents to ensure that all eligible young people are enabled to remain in positive care ...
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Child Care Workers and Children with Congenital Cytomegalovirus Infection
... centers in Sweden, California, and Alabama have detected CMV excretion in up to 70% of all atten- dees, with excretion rates of more than 80% ob- served in toddler-aged children in some [r] ...
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Intervention? What does that mean for us?: Perspectives of Remote Indigenous Child Care Workers
... Childcare workers and their communities understood more about the Intervention after 12 months than they did at the 4 month mark; however, months later, they still felt anxiety and were seeking answers for some of ...
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Infection control measures reduce diarrhoeal and acute respiratory infections in child care : a randomised controlled trial
... day care centres comprised all those licensed to care for 50 or more children in the Australian Capital Territory at 1 February ...All child care centres in the ACT are licensed by the Youth ...
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Voices of child care providers: an exploratory study on the impact of policy changes
... US, child care is low-wage work, with pay that does not match the responsibil- ity and skills of the workforce (Whitebook et ...Early Care and Education Project Team 2013). The child ...
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In the gaps and on the margins : social work in England, 1940–1970
... social workers still operated in specialised roles, with particular client-groups or in particular ...social workers who constituted ...social workers in their particular setting does seem to have ...
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Arandia_unc_0153D_17409.pdf
... assess child care workers’ spatial access to food outlets and how these food exposures impact their eating ...for Child Care Staff (R01HL119568, Ward & Linnan, Multiple ...
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The effect of effort-reward imbalance on the health of childcare workers in Hamburg: a longitudinal study
... for child care workers with an ERI of >1 (95% CI: ...13.49). Child care workers who state that they have physical exercise regularly are shown to have a statistically ...
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Are child care worker wages impacted by the forces of supply and demand? An examination of state- level data
... for, child care ...of child care work, which is performed in nonprofit and for-profit centers as well as private home-based facilities (all included in this study) and by nannies and baby- ...
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Residential Child Care Qualifications Audit
... residential child care is not a new one – it has gone on for at least the last 150 ...residential child care workers was recognised and qualifying courses were ...residential ...
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Reflections from the 'frontline': Social workers' experiences of post qualifying child care training and their current work practices in the new children's services
... qualifying child care social work practice within the West Yorkshire ...social workers, experienced in children and families’ work, from any statutory, voluntary and private organisations were able ...
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Engaging on the ‘front line’: Exploring how family support teams construct meaning in their work with young mothers
... This paper explores the provision of family support services for young mothers within a Sure Start Children’s Centre, drawing on data collected within a larger study. It identifies how the family support team attempted ...
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The image of child protection social workers in the news and amongst children's professionals : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Social Work at Massey University, Manawatū, New Zealand
... social workers are depicted largely positively in fictional media such as films and television (Davenport & Davenport, 1997; Henderson & Franklin, 2007; Valentine & Freeman, ...social workers ...
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Evaluation of Child Health Care in Primary Health Care: Integrative Review
... health care, which addresses beyond the curative practice, the monitoring of the individual at all levels of attention considering their social, family and cultural ...the care network and is knowledgeable ...
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“He does not have to wait under a tree”: perceptions of men, women and health care workers on male partner involvement in prevention of mother to child transmission of human immunodeficiency virus services in Malawi
... When we talk about male involvement on HIV issues, it means that in everything that is happening on the wife such as antenatal clinic, HIV testing, a man ought to take part with the wife … a man should take part as ...
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A study investigating infant and young child feeding practices in Foni Kansala district, western region, Gambia
... young child feeding practices is central to the growth and development of all infants and young ...young child feeding practices was conducted in Foni Kansala District, The Republic of The ...young ...
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Cost analysis of implementing mHealth intervention for maternal, newborn & child health care through community health workers: assessment of ReMIND program in Uttar Pradesh, India
... Also, ReMiND intervention and its scale up appear feasible from the financial and programmatic perspec- tives. Currently, a quarter of Indian population who could not access healthcare cited large distances from health ...
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