[PDF] Top 20 The Effectiveness of Health Screening in a School Program for Migrant Children

... tie I, ESEA); Migrant Program, Department of Community Health, School of Medicine, University of California, Davis; and the Farm Workers Health. Service, Bureau of Maternal and Child Hea[r] ... See full document

... hearing screening program offered at inner-city schools in the ...the children referred for additional evaluation, we currently do not have enough information to assess the potential benefits of this ... See full document

... of children in group (1) ...group(2) children were affected by gingival bleeding who needed only motivation for correct tooth brushing ...of children in both group (1) (54%) and group (2) ...the ... See full document

... The effectiveness ofthe Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment Program (EPSDT) in identifying health and developmental prob- lems and facilitating diagnosis, treatment, a[r] ... See full document

... the children. Migrant laborers themselves y fall outside the coverage of preventive care largely due to their movement of work caused by uncertainty of ...of migrant children is poorly ... See full document

... Lack of data on the incremental change in the numbers taking up active transport as a consequence of the inter- vention was a key limitation of the evaluation. The lim- ited evidence of effectiveness made the ... See full document

... of children and adolescent experience mental ...influence children development, their educational attainments and their potential to live fulfilling and productive ...lives. Children with mental ... See full document

... after-school program (n = 4) or control (n = 3), and assessed for two subsequent years (intervention year 1, 2006- 2007; intervention year 2, ...after-school program participants were included ... See full document

... their children have moved from rural to urban areas, constituting ...million migrant children in China, comprising ...ities, migrant children are ineligible for other urban so- cial ... See full document

... oral health programs have the potential to improve children awareness and attitudes toward oral ...of school children in the base line data, we recommend to provide more efforts to correct ... See full document

... oral health care facilities throughout the country are factors that contribute to poor health of many people as there is lack of awareness and ...oral health of these children residing in the ... See full document

... Early information to parents of the intervention group regarding risk factors for dental erosion such as vomit- ing, acidic food, beverages and medicines was provided, however, no difference in dental erosion close to or ... See full document

... of migrant and Russian school children of different age groups to the polycultural educational environment of schools in ...Russian children was higher only among junior school ... See full document

... Dental Health Survey 2007 was commissioned to establish the oral health status of school children in NSW aged 5–12 years, to provide reliable regional oral health statistics and ... See full document

... The team of teacher, nurse, physician, dentist and other health workers should work in a program designed to encourage greater health among all school children, to find. those children i[r] ... See full document

... seven health beha- viors, the most signi fi cant difference between migrant and Thai children was found in dental check-up and vac- ...cally, migrant children in MLCs had an ...Thai ... See full document

... preventative health care may also have been improved breast-feeding ...between health professionals and their patients remained, and new immigrant women reported a lack of confidence in their ability to use ... See full document

... Methods: We developed a novel decision-analytic model to evaluate the long-term costs and clinical efficacy of pemetrexed plus BSC vs BSC alone. We utilized a three-state (progression- free survival, progressed disease, ... See full document

... Cross-age dyads - The next six research reports l i s t e d in Table 2 examined c h ild r e n 's helping and teaching behaviours in cross-age dyads. One g e n e ra liz a tio n made in the peer teaching l i t e r a t u r ... See full document

... population screening, in terms of mortality ...that screening identified many more children than would have been predicted on the basis of the clinical inci- dence of the ...These children ... See full document