Health and Families
Health Disparities and Children in Immigrant Families: A Research Agenda
... immigrant families now comprise 1 in 5 children in the United ...mixed-citizenship families. Their families are among the poorest, least educated, least insured, and least able to access ...
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Life satisfaction and mental health in depressed patients’ families
... Results: There was significant correlation between life satisfaction and mental health among caregivers of depressed patients and members of non-depressed families. The relatives of depressed patients ...
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Best start in life and beyond: Improving public health outcomes for children, young people and families: Guidance to support the commissioning of the Healthy Child Programme 0-19: Health visiting and school nursing services
... by health visiting services and the 5-19 element is led by school nursing services, providing place-based services and working in partnership with education and other ...identify families that are in need ...
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Health and Mental Health Needs of Children in US Military Families
... service families and their ...mental health and well-being of spouses, signi fi cant others, children (and their friends), and extended family members of deployed service members continues to be signi fi ...
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Weighing the Risks of Consumer-Driven Health Plans for Families
... ventional health insurance plans or turn to lower-cost alternative treatment options (eg, over-the-counter drugs versus prescription ...Clearly, families will be called on to make many more decisions, ...
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URBAN HEALTH AND SANITATIONS OF THE BELOW POVERTY LINE FAMILIES
... line families from 12100 household of 27 wards of Imphal Municipal council by using Krejcie and Morgan models for determining the size of the ...habits, health care and sanitations of the urban BPL ...
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Health and Mental Health Needs of Children in US Military Families
... military families continue to be significantly challenged by deployments and various stressors associated with military ...military families live in settings remote from a military community, and civilian ...
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<p>Health, functionality, and social support in families with a child with a neurodevelopmental disorder – a pilot study</p>
... in families with children with NDD family health is connected to the experience of family ...Family health is affected positively if eg responsibilities concerning family chores are divided evenly in ...
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Unstable Housing and Caregiver and Child Health in Renter Families
... child health and development, and household material ...comparing families with 1, 2, or 3 adverse housing circumstances to families with stable housing for each of the outcomes noted ...caregiver ...
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Supporting Families Impacted by Mental Health Problems, Substance Abuse, and Trauma
... mental health problems often benefit from more intensive parent ...Strengthening Families Program (SFP) is a highly acclaimed parenting skills ...mental health centers, housing projects, homeless ...
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On the Homefront: In Defence of the Health of Our Families
... On the Homefront In Defence of the Health of Our Families by Susan Mclntosh En tant que mt?res et protectrices de la santd familiale et communautaire, les femmes ont dtd lespremit?res cf dtablir &S li[.] ...
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Health Care for Children of Immigrant Families
... the health care needs of immigrant children and ...versities, health departments, cultural groups, chapter and district Community Access To Child Health facilitators, as well as through continuing ...
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High-Deductible Health Plans: Are Vulnerable Families Enrolled?
... measured health care expenditures by using claims data for all billed services in the baseline period summed across all family ...the health plan and the patient liability. Approximately 15% of ...
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Health Supervision for Children With Sickle Cell Diseases and Their Families
... Health Supervision for Children With Sickle Cell Disease*.. Diagnosis.[r] ...
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Children in Sheltered Homeless Families: Reported Health Status and Use of Health Services
... “poor” was four times higher than in the general US pediatric population (13% v 3.2% US)2’ and two times higher than children in the United States living under the poverty level (13% v 6[r] ...
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Transmission of family health information within families
... Participants were interviewed by registered nurses (the authors) with training and experience in interview and active listening techniques. Interviews were guided by a semi-structured interview tool (available upon ...
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Perspectives of families and health professionals about the experience of elderlies women who live in a long term care institution
... and health professionals reported that the experience of the institutionalization process seemed to unleash a potential for learning and teaching, since they have observed in several occasions situations of ...
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Health Needs of Homeless Children and Families
... social problems facing the growing population of chil- then who are homeless, and encourage practitioners to include homeless children in their health care delivery practices, social ser[r] ...
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Arrived: The Crisis of Unaccompanied Children at Our Southern Border
... their families with culturally and linguistically appropriate resources to ensure they have the best possible chance at health? Learn to use the language line at your clinic or hospital or access ...
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Selling my sheep to pay for medicines – household priorities and coping strategies in a setting without universal health coverage
... about families’ hard choices and ...quality health care services are pro- vided for ...seeking health care for ...the health of the newborn or to the welfare of the ...
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