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Mixed influence of COVID-19 on primary maternal and child health services in sub-Saharan Africa: a scoping review. [PDF]

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Impact of public health programs on maternal and child health services and health outcomes in India: A systematic review

Social Science and Medicine, 2021
BACKGROUND In the last two decades, India's central and many state governments launched several public health programs with the goal of improving maternal and child health outcomes.
Abinash Singh, Sukumar Vellakkal
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Barriers and facilitators to father involvement in early child health services: A qualitative study in rural Mozambique.

Social Science & Medicine (1967), 2021
Engaging men and increasing their involvement as partners and parents can improve child health and development. Despite the increasing global evidence and advocacy around father involvement and caregiving, there remain few father-inclusive interventions ...
Joshua Jeong   +5 more
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Child Health Services in Massachusetts

New England Journal of Medicine, 1949
THE American Academy of Pediatrics has completed a nation-wide study of health services for children. The findings were published by the Commonwealth Fund in April of this year, and have already led to action to improve the health of the nation's children.
J M, BATY, L, SNEDEKER
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Involvement and practice of community pharmacists in maternal and child health services: A systematic review.

Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy, 2020
INTRODUCTION Community pharmacists are pivotal in the provision of Maternal and Child Health (MCH) services, yet level of involvement, practice and barriers and facilitators in providing these services is largely unknown.
A. A. Ayele   +3 more
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Child health services in Sweden

Public Health, 1980
The organization of Primary and Secondary Child Health Care in Sweden is considered along with social characteristics. It is suggested that higher employment, more living space and a greater propensity for parental compliance with health education stimulated by new approaches from doctors and nurses may be a greater influence on child health than the ...
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Child health services for the future

British Journal of Community Nursing, 2003
The first two parts of the long-awaited national service framework (NSF) for children have been launched. Emerging Findings (Department of Health (DH), 2003a) focuses on services outside hospital for 12million children with many needs. Standard for Hospital Services (DH, 2003b) has limited relevance to those working in the community and primary care ...
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