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Editorial: Vaccine education and promotion. [PDF]

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Carvalho GS, Júnior CAOM.
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Working with Adopted Children

Institutionalised Children Explorations and Beyond, 2018
This paper emerges from a desire to highlight the clinical issues that often accompany the adoption of children. There is a growing global initiative (often mandating governmental policies, nationally and internationally towards the care and management of institutionalised children) towards implementing adoption and foster care for orphaned children as
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Working for children

Child Care, 2008
The Early Childhood Forum’s conference, held in Birmingham on 11 March, focused on issues related to workforce development. Sue Griffin reports.
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Working with children

British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, 2008
I came to England in 1998 from Slovakia and worked as a nanny. I always enjoyed working with children, but as time went on, I felt that I needed a different challenge within the field of child care. A friend of mine who works as a healthcare assistant (HCA) told me about her job and it really appealed to me.
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Children at work!

Practical Pre-School, 2018
It's important to understand how free play with ‘loose parts’ ensures children develop their all- important core strength and here Claire Hewson suggests strategies to maximise this.
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Working with children

1995
To appreciate the complexity of a child’s world and its influences, an understanding of the normal milestones of development and the child’s family system is required. It is not our intention to explore in any depth the psychological, physical or social background of any particular child problem, but rather to give some guidance as to how general ...
Graham Dexter, Michael Wash
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Orientation to work in children.

American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 1968
Adults who live in cities are so used to seeing children at work that they have begun not to notice them. This paper reports some findings from studies of boys who work before the age of 14. The focus is on the prevalence of work and certain of its correlates such as father absence, age, and social class.
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