Child Health Services
Parents’ experiences of a health dialogue in the child health services: a qualitative study
... The Child Health Services in Sweden is a well-attended health promoting setting, and thereby has an important role in promoting healthy living habits in families with young ...for ...
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Municipal Child Health Services: A Ten-Year Reorganization
... following public child health services: Well Child Conference, School Health Program, the Follow Through Program, the Headstart Program, and the Department of Pediatrics at the Cambridge[r] ...
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Determinants of Maternal and Child Health Services
... to health communication, possession of a radio and/or television was more important in urban than in rural barangays, increasing the odds of use of contraception, prenatal care and ...on health than a proxy ...
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GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF CHILD HEALTH SERVICES
... health agencies, safety groups, organizations for mental hygiene, the department of public. health and welfare, school personnel, and any other local professional groups[r] ...
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CHILD HEALTH SERVICES AND PEDIATRIC EDUCATION
... The large annual appropriations made available by Congress for maternal and child hygiene and the large sums raised from the public for care of children with special illnesses are many t[r] ...
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Caregiver Health Literacy and the Use of Child Health Services
... inadequate health literacy remains a signifi- cant, underrecognized problem affecting health dispari- ties, its influence may not be felt at the level of child health resource ...caregiver ...
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Child Health Services in England and Wales: An Overview
... Community child health doctors and health visitors conduct child health clinics at least weekly, giving chil dren health surveillance checkups and immunizations and reassuring parents ab[r] ...
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AVAILABILITY, EFFECTIVENESS, AND ECONOMY OF CHILD HEALTH SERVICES
... And, if the public by the democratic process elects to accomplish such universal health insur- ance, it is the responsibility of physicians to see that the public have available a high s[r] ...
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USING THE TITLE V MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH SERVICES BLOCK GRANT TO SUPPORT CHILD DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
... Children’s Health Insurance Program, Dr. Dynasaur. Visiting public health nurses direct families to high-quality health care and support services, help them develop good parenting skills, ...
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Social Policy Issues in Improving Child Health Services: A Child Advocate's View
... Ultimately, of course, parents are the real primary care givers for their children. We are the ones who try to be alert to first signs and symptoms. We-for better or worse-define illness[r] ...
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Health System Access to Maternal and Child Health Services in Sierra Leone
... the health systems of these countries are characterized by poor infrastructure, limited human resources, and weak ...the health system to respond timely and adequately to the health needs of the ...
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The experiences and perceptions of mothers utilizing child health services
... their child is sick and display danger signs as depicted in the Road to Health ...the child enters the waiting ...the child having ...prevent child deaths. It also proofs the ability of ...
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Management of Maternal and Child Health Services in Victoria Australia: Education or Health Portfolio
... in Child and Family Health Nursing (DEECD, ...emotional health is also reviewed. The MCH service is a universal primary health-care service which is offered across the ...includes ...
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Maternal Education and the Utilization of Maternal and Child Health Services in India
... and Health Surveys, have shown that educa- tion in general and female education in particular exert a very strong influ- ence in reducing child morbidity and mortality (Boerma et ...women’s ...
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Cost variations in prevention of mother-to-child HIV transmission services integrated within maternal and child health services in rural Tanzania.
... PMTCT services for pregnant women living with HIV, and critical steps following HIV diagnosis and enrolment in care, such as safer delivery practices and counselling for safer infant feeding practices, were not ...
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Inequalities in utilization of maternal and child health services in Ethiopia: the role of primary health care
... in health system strengthening and to bring these benefits to all women and children, particularly to those socioeconomically marginalized and rural ...Ethiopia’s health sector, investments in women’s ...
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Orientation to Child + Youth Mental Health Services
... your child. CMYH Services use evidence-based treatments—ones that have been shown to ...Your child may be involved in individual or group ...your child comes in for counselling once a week for ...
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Child health nurses’ experiences of collaboration with the social services - at suspected child abuse
... Enligt Socialstyrelsen (2004) kan den anmälningsskyldige BVC sjuksköterskan vara i behov av stöd från kollegor vid anmälan till socialtjänsten när det finns misstanke eller kännedom om[r] ...
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Perceptions of child mental health amongst the Latino community including knowledge of child mental health services
... Vega, Kolody, Aguilar-Gaxiola, Alderete, Catalano, & Caraveo-Anduago (1998) have examined some of the factors that contribute to a person accessing mental health services. The researchers found that ...
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Child abuse and neglect: a major public health issue and the role of child and adolescent mental health services
... mental health disorders. A coherent framework to provide adequate mental health support for this vulnerable population of children requires an agreed referral pathway, clear procedures for interagency ...
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