Maternal education
Consensus on priorities in maternal education: results of Delphi and nominal group technique approaches
... Selection of participants A convenience sample of ex- perts with experience in women’ s health and childcare was recruited from various parts of Basque Country. This pro- ject is part of a wider project that started ...
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What did you do all day ? maternal education and child outcomes
... of education in low-income countries in a number of different ...to education for women in low-income ...linking maternal education to child outcomes may be ...between maternal ...
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What is the association between maternal education and childhood mortality, childhood illnesses and utilisation of child health services in Myanmar?
... that maternal education was significantly associated with stunting among children under five, the multivariate analysis did not find an independent ...of maternal education which was ...
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The global effect of maternal education on complete childhood vaccination: a systematic review and meta analysis
... the maternal education variables were collapsed into a binary categorical variable (“none/primary” and ...for maternal education level and the level of education and the type of ...
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A double prevention: How maternal education can affect maternal mental health, child health and child cognitive development
... for maternal education, both as a protective factor and more importantly as a possible barrier to the transmission of inequalities between ...of education are those who are more likely to suffer from ...
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Rural-urban differences of infant and child mortality: role of maternal education and other factors
... Dibrugarh, maternal education has not been able to reduce the rural-urban ...with maternal age, it is also found significant for infant mortality in urban ...
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Effect of Maternal Education on Prognosis of Development in Children with Down Syndrome
... These differ- ences are significant for children in the group with high level of maternal education as compared with the groups with medium (P < .001) and low (P < .001) levels of [r] ...
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Maternal education is associated with vaccination status of infants less than 6 months in Eastern Uganda: a cohort study
... fact, maternal education may lead to improvements in utilization of primary health care services such as vac- cination programmes and other child survival pro- grammes ...primary education by 2015, ...
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Spillover Effects of Maternal Education on Child's Health and Schooling
... in education induced by variation in schooling costs in the ...for maternal education ...of maternal education reduces the probability of grade repetition by 5 percentage points for the ...
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Is there a threshold level of maternal education sufficient to reduce child undernutrition? Evidence from Malawi, Tanzania and Zimbabwe
... countries, maternal education is having a significant influence on child stunting, when the mother has at least a senior secondary level of ...of maternal education to child nu- trition at ...
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Association Between Maternal Education and Childhood Mortalities in Myanmar
... primary education to ensure all children, particularly girls from disadvantaged backgrounds, have a basic primary ...secondary education and strengthening measures to ensure girls’ completion up to the ...
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Selected Complementary Feeding Practices and Their Association With Maternal Education
... RESULTS. Approximately 21% of the mothers introduced solid foods before 4 months; 7% introduced solids after 6 months. Twenty-nine percent of the mothers intro- duced ⬎ 3 new foods per week to infants aged 5 to 10 ...
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Maternal education and child health in Thailand
... One of the important factors that have been found to exert a tremendous effect on child survival is child spacing. Data from developing countries suggest that children born at a shorter interval after the termination of ...
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The impact of segregation and education on levels of maternal risk and their joint contribution to the risk of preterm birth in North Carolina
... and education may have been attenuated due to the differences in geography across the state of North ...as maternal education. Maternal education may be influenced by the residential ...
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Maternal Environments
... and maternal environments through my own personal experiences working alongside my daughters on two projects and a sustainability workshop based on using Drama for Conflict Transformation (DCT) in ...own ...
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Maternal and neonatal outcomes in pregnancies complicated by maternal obesity
... Higher maternal comorbidities such as PET, eclampsia and diabetes mellitus may be the reasons for increase in CS seen in this ...study. Maternal obesity was associated with increased occurrence ...Increased ...
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ON "MATERNAL INHERITANCE"
... But the author of the present paper has been able by the following ex- periments to show this proposition to be false. Now the most typical instance of maternal inh[r] ...
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Maternal mental health, processing of emotion and maternal sensitivity
... Lieberman (1999) defines attributions as a parent’s fixed beliefs about their child's “existential core”, which they “perceive as objective, accurate perceptions of their child's essence” (p.738). Attributions that are ...
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Maternal and fetal outcome in pregnancies with maternal cardiac diseases
... I Dr. R.RAMIPRIYA, solemnly declare that the dissertation titled, “MATERNAL AND FETAL OUTCOME IN PREGNANCIES WITH MATERNAL CARDIAC DISEASES” is a bonafide work done by me at R.S.R.M. Lying in Hospital. ...
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