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J Park, AP Turnbull… - Exceptional Children, 2002 - CEC
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CP Li-Grining… - Early Childhood Research Quarterly, 2006 - Elsevier
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JW Varni, M Seid… - Medical care, 1999 - journals.lww.com
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4 Although several measures for children are in use, none are ideal. ... The Child Health
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G Fairbrother, G Kenney, K Hanson… - Medical Care Research …, 2005 - mcr.sagepub.com
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MR Sanders, KMT Turner… - Prevention Science, 2002 - Springer
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HT Ireys… - Pediatrics, 1999 - Am Acad Pediatrics
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B Zuckerman, GD Stevens, M Inkelas… - Pediatrics, 2004 - Am Acad Pediatrics
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child that parents need to consider in choosing childcare is temperament ...
PG Szilagyi - The Future of Children, 1998 - JSTOR
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share of all child health care ... for their children and for themselves than were enrollees in
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MK Meyers… - Community Development, 2006 - Taylor & Francis
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children with disabilities ... Parents living in low-income and racially segregated urban neighborhoods,
working class neighborhoods, and rural areas also face child care markets that ...
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... However, there are strong similarities in the type of unmet needs reported by this low-income
sample and the ... For example, both studies show that most parents of children treated in primary
care settings have a high need for information about the child's condition and ...
PS Cowen… - Public Health Nursing, 2002 - Wiley Online Library
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burnout in addition to assuring that the child is receiving care appropriate for his ...
MW Krauss, S Gulley, M Sciegaj, N Wells… - Mental …, 2003 - aaiddjournals.org
... The incidence of specific problems was low, yet the odds of experiencing one or more specific
problems were ... the Jack E. and Zella B. Butler Foundation, and the US Bureau of Maternal and
Child Health, Division of Services for Children With Special Health Care Needs ...
K Davis… - Journal of Intellectual and …, 2009 - informahealthcare.com
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E Emerson - Journal of Intellectual and Developmental …, 2004 - informahealthcare.com
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& ... neighbourhoods is also associated with reduced access to high quality childcare and education ...
and that poverty may moderate the relationship between child characteristics and ...
SJ Erickson, M Gerstle… - Archives of Pediatrics and …, 2005 - Am Med Assoc
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Infants, and Children program settings; and in child care, school, and college ...
M Wagner, D Spiker… - Topics in Early Childhood Special …, 2002 - tec.sagepub.com
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whose children attend childcare centers. ... Child care and safety At 1-year assessment 78.2 (2.5)
77.7 (2.4) .03 89.7 (2.1) 92.2 (1.5) –.16 ... Home Visiting with Low-Income Families 73 ...
B Wolfe… - Journal of Family and Economic Issues, 2004 - Springer
... In this paper, we first explore the use of child care over time by family income. Next we present
patterns of care used by one group of low-income children at two points in time, taking into account
a num- ber of characteristics of the family and whether the family receives a ...
J Bradshaw, P Hoelscher… - Social Indicators Research, 2007 - Springer
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care, school, etc. ... The domains here are educational attainment, participation in childcare and
post-compulsory education and employment outcomes, while ... 1. Child income poverty. ...
JM Rosenzweig, EM Brennan… - Journal of Emotional …, 2008 - ebx.sagepub.com
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care report grid. ... report grid is adapted from the 1997 time-use diary developed for the Child
Development Supplement of the Panel Study of Income Dynamics (Institute ...
MK Meyers - Journal of Marriage and the Family, 1993 - JSTOR
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early study of child care utilization in the California GAIN program found that nearly all ... program
participants were using more care; they were not, however, using care of significantly ...
B Harry - Exceptional Children, 2008 - CEC
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was exacerbated by caregivers' knowledge that their children were being ... need for logistical
supports, such as appropriate scheduling of conferences, child care, and transportation ...
AE Shields, C Comstock… - Pediatrics, 2004 - pediatricsdigest.mobi
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their children as they interface with the health care system and ... changes needed to facilitate access
and utilization of effective case management for low-income children with asthma ...
PW Wesley, V Buysse… - Topics in Early Childhood …, 1997 - tec.sagepub.com
... sizes, high child-to-staff ratios, and the lack of training among child care personnel ... a tremendous
amount of energy they have to have, then ulti- mately the child will benefit ... sectors of the community
(eg, business, religion, public health, social services, childcare, early intervention ...
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services and for ... of VLBW children, 1 to 4 years after the birth of the child, to matched ... impact when
children had more functional handicap and when parents were of low education and ...
JB Chan… - Child and Youth Care Forum, 2000 - Springer
... Robinson and Stalker (1993) reported that low-income fam- ilies tended to use institution-based
respite ... care, presence of challenging behaviors, age of the child, and the child's degree of ... Family
characteristics that ap- pear to influence the use of respite care include the level of ...
N Halfon, M Inkelas, H DuPlessis… - Health Affairs, 1999 - Health Affairs
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G Flores… - Pediatrics, 2008 - pediatricsdigest.mobi
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PJ Chung, TC Lee, JL Morrison… - 2006 - escholarship.org
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to preventive care for low-income children (34). ... Frequency of Well-Child Care Visits Before we
examine the quality of well-child visits, we examine whether and how often they occur. ...
C Eiser… - Journal of Developmental & Behavioral …, 2001 - journals.lww.com
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care. ... and "child* or adolesc*," "health status or functional status or well-being" and "child* or
adolesc ... or epilepsy or AIDS or trauma or burns or technology dependent or low birth weight ...
G Flores, M Abreu, CE Chaisson… - Pediatrics, 2003 - Am Acad Pediatrics
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of whether a child has excellent access to care or comes ... The study population consisted of
predominantly low-income, urban, minority children, most of whom had public or ...
MR Sanders - Medical Journal of Australia, 2002 - mja.com.au
... a popula- tion strategy that incorporates the media and professionals in primary care services
(ie, general practitioners, child health nurses, teachers, childcare workers, and ... disabilities, and
Pathways Triple P, a version targeting parents involved in the child protection system. ...
SE Green - International Journal of Aging and Human …, 2001 - Baywood
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father, 0 ... Grandparents were most likely to provide weekly assistance in households headed by
a young (r = –.35, p < .01), single (r = –.24, p < .05) parent with low income (r = –.35, p ...
LS Franck, P Callery - Child: care, health and development, 2004 - Wiley Online Library
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in pain ... using the above measures would provide new knowledge about effective (or ineffective)
care practices and improve the evidence base for children's pain management. ...
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... increased parent satisfaction and greater levels of parent and child participation. ... Inner-City Asthma
Study (NCICAS), which examined access to care, barriers to ... knowledge, psychosocial factors,
environmental exposures, and lung function among young, low-income children. ...
AG Abelson - … on Autism and Other Developmental Disabilities, 1999 - foa.sagepub.com
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from ... care need as- sessment documented a void in services for Iowan families with a child with
a ... Regardless of where a family resides or what its income level is, respite care is just ...
L Simpson, MW Zodet, FM Chevarley… - Ambulatory …, 2004 - Elsevier
... Given the important public policy changes since 1987, notably efforts to improve health insurance
coverage of low-income children through state ... were contained in the MEPS PAQ, and starting
in 2001, they are contained in the Child Health and Preventive Care section of ...
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RM Turchi, M Gatto… - Current opinion in pediatrics, 2007 - journals.lww.com
... care is incorporating parents/caregivers of CYSHCN as partners in the healthcare delivery and
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FP Glascoe, F Oberklaid, PH Dworkin… - Pediatrics, 1998 - pediatricsdigest.mobi
... culturally sensitive videotape (meaning that the speakers were other African-American, low-income,
adolescent mothers ... of cystic fibrosis in a study of parents seeking well-child care in a ... to be effective
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Dobson B. & Middleton S. (1998) Paying to Care: The Cost of Childhood Disability. ...
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TB Smith, MNI Oliver… - American Journal of …, 2001 - Wiley Online Library
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research indirectly support the need for out- reach programs and financial assistance. ... While child
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DB Bailey, RA McWilliam… - … children, 1998 - freepatentsonline.com
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DMB Hall… - 2006 - books.google.com
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RL Coley - American Psychologist, 2001 - psycnet.apa.org
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Internal consistency reliability for the Total Scale Score (α = 0.88 child, 0.90 parent ...
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HB Weiss, E Mayer, H Kreider… - American …, 2003 - aer.sagepub.com
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here would be replicable for specific groups, such as Hispanic families or low-income families ...
limitations of the current samples with regard to the characteristics of the child with a ...
EJS Sonuga-Barke, M Thompson… - … & Young Children, 2006 - journals.lww.com
... Such findings are typically interpreted as resulting from reciprocal parent-child effects: toddlers
who are ... In turn, these negative responses maintain children's early defiant and impulsive behavior. ...
with a growing literature that reports that the combination of child negativity and ...
R Collins… - Early Childhood Research & Practice, 2004 - freepatentsonline.com
... the average prekindergarten class size was 15 compared with 12 children in a typical class in
schools with low minority enrollment ... Examples of Targeting Hispanic 10 Action Steps Children
1. Strategic assessments of child * Ensure that needs assessments care and early ...
JS Palfrey, DK Walker, JA Butler… - American Journal of …, 1989 - Wiley Online Library
... are described and the need for better child care provisions and involvement of low-income parents
in ... Fathers are likely to withdraw from the ongoing care of children with handicap- ping conditions ...
of family characteristics to me- diate the perceived effects of the child's disability? ...
DK Orthner, H Jones‐Sanpei… - Family Relations, 2004 - Wiley Online Library
... Although the child's individual traits (such as intelligence) can certainly enhance resilience in
this respect ... One of the sources of strength for low-income families is the fragile but still ... Medical
insurance assistance can come in several forms and provides help to some mothers and ...
ICM Rentinck, M Ketelaar… - Child: care, health …, 2007 - Wiley Online Library
... strategies used by parents of children with CP, in carrying out family tasks related to childcare,
Parents of 40 ... Parenting Stress (Parenting Stress Index; PSI) Family's day-to day experiences
including sociodemographics, patterns of child care, family routine ... Child-related factors. ...
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