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Socioeconomic Position, Maternal IQ, Home Environment, and Cognitive Development [PDF]

Journal of Pediatrics, 2007
Copyright © 2007 Mosby, Inc. All rights reserved.Objective To assess whether socioeconomic position, maternal intelligence (IQ), and the home environment are inter-related to cognitive development in childhood.
Shilu Tong, Anthony McMichael
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Home environment questionnaire

Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology, 1984
Psychometric and normative data are presented for two forms of the Home Environment Questionnaire (HEQ) that provide measures of 10 variables used to describe the psychosocial environments of children. One form, HEQ-2R, is suitable for use with families in which there are two parents; the other form, HEQ-1R, is for use with one-parent families. The HEQ
J O, Sines, W M, Clarke, R M, Lauer
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Asthma and the Home Environment

Annals of Internal Medicine, 1982
Excerpt The american thoracic society defined asthma as "a disease characterized by an increased responsiveness of the trachea and bronchi to various stimuli and manifested by a widespread narrowin...
D A, Mathison, D D, Stevenson, R A, Simon   +2 more
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Mobile Healthcare in the Home Environment

2006 International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, 2006
Mobile healthcare provision in the home environment presents many challenges. Patients are becoming more informed about the management of chronic conditions and the use of technology to support the process is rising. Issues such as system interoperability, cost, security and training all have to be addressed to ensure effective use of mobile devices ...
Sheila Price, Ron Summers
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The Home Environment

Abstract Housing plays a crucial role in all aspects of childhood health. Inadequate housing can contribute to childhood asthma and injury, be the source of pediatric lead poisoning, and be the locus of exposure to a range of toxic chemicals and carcinogens.
Aplin, Tammy, Tanner, Bronwyn
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Asthma and the Home Environment

Journal of Asthma, 2000
Recent years have seen a global increase in asthma prevalence. This has coincided with modifications to the home environment resulting in changes to the indoor air quality. This article considers the links between indoor pollution and asthma. Exposure to a range of substances is examined.
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Home server for home digital service environments

2003 IEEE International Conference on Consumer Electronics, 2003. ICCE., 2003
This paper proposes a new scheme of the home server platform for providing home digital services by connecting home networks and the Internet. The proposed scheme is an integrated form of a home multimedia server, a home control server, and a home information server.
Changseok Bae, Jinho Yoo, Kyuchang Kang, Yoonsik Choe, Jeun Woo Lee   +4 more
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Atopic eczema and the home environment

British Journal of Dermatology, 2001
There is strong evidence to suggest that the prevalence of atopic eczema is increasing in developed countries. Environmental factors have been implicated in the disease.This descriptive case-control study sheds light on the possible association between atopic eczema in school children and various home environmental factors, and generates hypotheses for
N J, McNally, H C, Williams, D R, Phillips   +2 more
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Enteral Feeding in the Home Environment

Home Healthcare Nurse: The Journal for the Home Care and Hospice Professional, 1997
Nutritional status has a major influence on wound healing, immunity, and quality of life for home care patients. This article presents the rationale, guidelines, and troubleshooting strategies home care nurses can use in caring for patients receiving enteral nutrition.
T, Loan, P, Kearney, B, Magnuson, S, Williams   +3 more
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Social environments of adult homes

Community Mental Health Journal, 1993
The purpose of this study was to examine the social environments of adult homes in the community to determine if different types of adult homes existed and which environmental variables best described each home type. Three hundred and two adult home staff rated 10 social environment variables of 49 adult homes using Moos' Community Oriented Programs ...
M W, Downs, J C, Fox
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