Child’s health

Child health care is an important arena for tobacco prevention in Sweden. The aim of this study was to describe parents’ experiences from participating in a nursebased tobacco prevention intervention.

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part 1 book “paediatrics and child health” has contents: nature and nurture, health care and child health promotion, children with long-term medical conditions, history taking and clinical examination, developmental assessment, investigations and their interpretation,… and other contents.

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part 2 book “paediatrics and child health” has contents: growth, endocrine and metabolic disorders, musculo skeletal disorders, renal and urinary tract disorders, dermatology and rashes, haematological disorders, emotional and behavioural problems,… and other contents.

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part 1 book “paediatrics and child health” has contents: emergency medicine, child protection, infectious diseases, cardiology, respiratory medicine, dermatology, ophthalmology, neurology, gastroenterology, renal diseases, blood diseases.

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part 2 book “paediatrics and child health” has contents: solid tumours and histiocytosis, endocrinology, metabolic diseases, genetics, immunology, rheumatology, speech and language therapy, neonatal and general paediatric surgery, otorhinolaryngology, oral and dental surgery, orthopaedics and fractures,… and other contents.

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Social media use is highly prevalent among children, youth, and their caregivers, and its use in healthcare is being explored. The objective of this study was to conduct a systematic review to determine: 1) for what purposes social media is being used in child health and its effectiveness; and 2) the attributes of social media tools that may explain how they are or are not effective.

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Present study was taken up to find out the Knowledge levels of the Agrarian mothers (with children below 2 years) in the adopted villages of Maheshwarammandal, RR district, Hyderabad with regard to Maternal & Child health issues. 75 Agrarian mothers formed the sample for the present study. Checklist was developed to find out the Knowledge levels of Agrarian mothers. Based on the results, Knowledge based Intervention programmes were organized. Impact assessment showed significant improvement in the Knowledge levels of the sample, reflecting the effectiveness of the Intervention programme.

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Present study was taken up to find out the Knowledge levels of the Rural mothers (with children between 2-5 years) in the adopted villages of Maheshwarammandal, RR district, Hyderabad with regard to Maternal & Child health issues. 75 Rural mothers formed the sample for the present study. Checklist was developed to find out the Knowledge levels of Rural mothers. Based on the results, Knowledge based Intervention programmes were organized. Impact assessment showed significant improvement in the Knowledge levels of the sample, reflecting the effectiveness of the Intervention programme.

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Natural disasters are becoming more frequent worldwide and there is growing concern that they may adversely affect short- and long-term health outcomes in developing countries. Prior research has primarily focused on the impact of single, large disaster events but very little is known about how small to moderate disasters, which are

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The physical, social and intellectual development of children from conception to the end of adolescence requires an environment that is both protected and protective of their health. A growing number of dis- eases in children are linked to unsafe environments. Prenatal and early life exposures, including diet, are associated with child health and human development and predispose to late adult effects. Thus, the INMA project is based on three main rationales. First, exposure to environmental pollutants through air, water and food is worldwide.

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Community leaders in the Pittsburgh region have long recognized the critical importance of the health and well-being of mothers, infants, and young children and have made intensive efforts to develop effective community-based early childhood interventions and support services. Despite these efforts, in several key

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Thirty-eight intervention group nurses were educated about nonsynostotic plagiocephaly and asked to follow guidelines; 18 control group nurses were not. In a longitudinal single-blinded clinical intervention, parents brought infants to well-child visits according to the national schedule.

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Rural infant growth failure has been highlighted as a priority for action in China’s national nutrition and child development policies. The aim of this paper was to evaluate the effect of community-based intervention project on child feeding, child health care and child growth.

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Knowledge about social determinants of health has influenced global health strategies, including early childhood interventions. Some psychosocial circumstances – such as poverty, parental mental health problems, abuse and partner violence – increase the risk of child maltreatment and neglect.

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The speeding increase and the high prevalence of childhood obesity is a serious problem for Public Health. Community Based Interventions has been developed to combat against the childhood obesity epidemic. However little is known on the efficacy of these programs.

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Promoting child wellbeing necessarily goes beyond the clinic as risks to child health and development are embedded in the social and physical environmental conditions in which children live.

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Breastfeeding is a critical component of interventions to reduce child mortality. Exclusive breastfeeding practice is extremely low in South Africa and there has been no improvement in this over the past ten years largely due to fears of HIV transmission.

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Although the links between poverty and health have often been studied , the dynamics of poverty and physical health in early childhood remain under-investigated. In particular, it is not known whether the health of young children is affected differently from that of adults by patterns of poverty unique to them.

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Despite knowledge of the adverse health effects of passive smoking, children are still being exposed. Children’s nurses play an important role in tobacco preventive work through dialogue with parents aimed at identifying how children can be protected from environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) exposure.

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Youth antisocial behaviour is highly prevalent. Young people are usually not willing to disclose such behaviour to professionals and parents. Our aim was to assess whether child health professionals (CHP) working in preventive child healthcare could identify pre-adolescents at risk for antisocial behaviour through using data that they obtain in routine practice.

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