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Parental participation in nutrition education homework

Journal of the American Dietetic Association, 1982
Over a three-week period, a sample of fourth grade pupils brought home nutrition education homework, with which their parents had previously agreed to help. Pupils in a comparison group had the same nutrition program in school but with no homework assignments. Six months later, parents in both samples anonymously completed a survey form inquiring about
L V, Gordon, D K, Haynes
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Great expectations? Parental participation in care

Journal of Child Health Care, 2000
■ A structured questionnaire was used to compare the views of 80 parents and nurses examining expectations of parental participation in care. ■ Nurses and parents shared many expectations. However, there were instances when parents expected a different and sometimes greater level of participation.
Blower, K, Morgan, E
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Parental Participation at High School: Adaptation of Teachers’ and Parents’ Scales of Parental Participation

2013
Ailelerin eğitime dahil edilmesi ya da aile katılımı, eğitimin niteliğini arttırmaya yönelik stratejilerin en önemlilerinden biri olarak değerlendirilmesinin yanısıra sistematik ve program temelli bir yaklaşımdır. Ancak oluşturulacak programın ve uygulamaların başarısı öğretmen ve anne-babaların bu konudaki bilgilerinin, tutumlarının belirlenmesini ...
LINDBERG, E.nihal, DEMİRCAN, Ayşe
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Parents’ participation

Abstract What is it like to be told that your child will not live until adulthood? To be prepared to take on a complex care regimen just for them to live at home? To be their advocate, making decisions about their life and care? What does a parent feel is an adequate quality of life for their child?
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Parents' experiences as participants in a parent education program

2008
This purpose of this qualitative case study was to explore the experiences of parents who participated in a parent education program offered through a school district in one western state. Consistent with the purpose, this study employed qualitative research design and methods.
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Parental Participation in Pediatric Surgical Care

AORN Journal, 2000
ABSTRACTHospitalization and surgery are stressful experiences for children and their parents. In recent years, pediatric health care has shifted toward family‐centered care that is based on close and continuous involvement of the child's family members.
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Parenting support and parental participation

2023
Carmel Devaney, Rosemary Crosse
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Parents, Adolescents, and Consent for Research Participation

Journal of Medicine and Philosophy, 2013
Decisions concerning children in the health care setting have engendered significant controversy and sparked ethics policies and statements, legal action, and guidelines regarding who ought to make decisions involving children and how such decisions ought to be made.
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Bereaved parents’ experience of research participation

Social Science & Medicine, 2004
Despite the ethical codes guiding bereavement research, few studies have been conducted to evaluate the perceived stress experienced by the bereaved, and to explore which methodologies cause least distress. This article investigates how bereaved and traumatised populations experience research participation, and they voice their recommendations for ...
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[Encouraging the participation of parents].

Soins. Pediatrie, puericulture, 2014
Despite legislation allowing them to be present with their child, parents are still too often sidelined during care procedures. However, having a family member close by helps the child to feel reassured, reducing their pain as well as their anxiety. Encouraging the presence of the parents during nursing procedures should be part of all team projects.
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