Where Are the Children?
Child poverty : Where are the children
... The lesson of this is that we certainly need information on income and deprivation from parents, but we also need the views of children. Indeed, Main and Bradshaw (2012) have shown that there is a closer ...
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Where Children Live and Have their Wellbeing; A Study of Housing Conditions and Health in Accra-Ghana.
... expose children to the risk of the transmission of many serious diseases and epidemics such as plaque, Hantavirus pulmonary syndrome, rat bite fever and salmonella infestations through food contamination and ...
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Children Who Have Received No Vaccines: Who Are They and Where Do They Live?
... The NIS includes 2 phases of data collection. In the first phase, households with ⱖ1 age-eligible children are identified by using list-assisted, random-digit dialing (RDD). Cellular telephone num- bers are ...
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Millennium development health metrics: where do Africa’s children and women of childbearing age live?
... The ranges of proportions of the population that is under 5 years old seen when comparing the subnational versus national-level estimates (Figure 3) highlight the need for more spatially detailed demographic data to ...
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Racial and Socioeconomic Disparity in Perforated Appendicitis Among Children: Where Is the Problem?
... of children treated for appendicitis in our institu- tion were not associated statistically with race, socioeco- nomic status, or insurance ...that children from minority and low- income groups are at ...
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Preventing Drug Abuse among Children and Adolescents: Where Does the Salutogenic Approach Direct Us?
... A research survey has indicated a number of factors (e.g., decision-making, self-esteem, self efficacy) which advance resilience, especially among young people who have been defined as youth at risk. Research literature ...
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Implementing and evaluating models of family centred care or children with long term conditions - where next?
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Seen and heard: towards child participation in dental research
... that children are unreliable ...and children in their understanding and experiences of illness and ...older children, where research with children was possible and proxies should only ...
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Hepatitis B: Where are we now?
... (All pregnant women should be tested for HBsAg). Give HBIg 100 IU intramuscularly (when infant is physiologically stable—preferably <12 hours after birth—efficacy decreases markedly if HBIg is delayed >48 hours). ...
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Where children and adolescents drown in Queensland: a population-based study
... young children from getting into the pool alone, but also to protect them while they are in the ...of children got into dif- fi culty while they were known to be in or around water; however, 0 – 4-year olds ...
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'Where "Daddy" and Danger Were': The Portrayal of Children in War Illustrated, 1914-1916
... of children within propaganda quickly assumes other forms, beyond their association with alleged atrocities and their currency in the description or depiction of outrages precipitated by the ...to children ...
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Where do the children play?
... how children use canal and river ...local children were barely aware of the existence of a river, let alone of the opportunities for playing in or around ...When children were taken on a visit from ...
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Where is my advocate? : a scoping report on advocacy services for children and young people in England
... for children who want to talk without any immediate action being taken? (Lindsey 1992; Waterhouse 2003; Oliver and Dalrymple 2008; Boylan and Dalrymple ...for children and young people’ and Standard 7 – ...
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Fat and bone in children - where are we now?
... in children demonstrate a number of challenges that should be addressed in future ...obese children enter puberty and reach final adult height and peak bone mass accrual at an earlier stage, comparing ...
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Conversational interactions between young deaf children and their families in homes where English is not the first language
... Up to this point, this discussion has avoided trying to quantify what ‘ideal’ bilingualism or multilingualism is, although in much of the literature there is the assumption that there is such a thing as the ‘complete’ or ...
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Where are the Schools? Children, Families and Food Practices
... all children aged four to six in Local Education Authority maintained schools receive a free piece of fruit or vegetable each school day (Department of Health (DH), 2010) and, most recently, the provision of free ...
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Where Do Children With Complex Chronic Conditions Die? Patterns in Washington State, 1980–1998
... to children at the end of ...older children occurring at home is found in other regions of the United States, then we will need to ensure that dying at home represents a desired outcome for these ...
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Where Children Drown, United States, 1995
... young children when they are in the bathtub or around other bodies of water; in- stallation of isolation fencing that separates the pool from the house for homes with residential pools; use of personal floatation ...
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Improving attendance at school
... 13. In the past schools were criticised for having high levels of unauthorised absence where children missed school with no explanation. The unintended consequence was that schools got better at authorising ...
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Virtual Reality: Where Have We Been? Where Are We Now? and Where Are We Going?
... Opens us up to new worlds and universes both real and imaginary (multi-verses). From flying through space and standing on the surface of Mars to swimming through body or interacting with[r] ...
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