Public health practice & the school-age population

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    • DeBell, Diane

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Public health practice & the school-age population

edited by Diane DeBell

Hodder Arnold, c2007

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Includes bibliographical references and index

内容説明・目次

内容説明

The importance of the issues surrounding public health can never be underestimated, and the significance of child health within the overall public health framework is of particular note. Professionals working with the school-age population are faced with a multitude of challenges particular to that age group, making the effective planning and implementation of appropriate public health strategies especially important. This ground-breaking book presents a jargon-free analysis of the key issues facing practitioners, policy-makers and other decision-makers whose role involves the individual and public health needs of school age children in Britain today. Covering all the contemporary public health issues, the book is organized around the perspective of the child, giving a real insight into the needs of the child and how the professional can best attend to them. Written by highly-regarded experts in public health, this book is an essential reference text for school and community nurses, health visitors, social workers, service managers and policy makers, and will also prove invaluable to all students on courses with a child health element.

目次

Section 1: The Child in 21st Century Britain Introduction and context Legal issues and young people's health Difference and diversity as determinants of health Section 2: The Child in the Family Approaches to parenting Section 3: The Child in School The school as a location for health promotion Section 4: The Child in the Community Leisure and recreation Vulnerable children Section 5: Core Health Issues Child and adolescent mental health issues Long-term conditions and complex health needs Lifestyle The child's perspective on service delivery

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