... wider family. Maternal health also directly impacts children in cases of child brides and child and adolescent pregnancy. Almost all maternal morbidity and mortality is preventable, primarily by the provision of family planning and safe abortion care; antenatal and postnatal care (including...

...Abstract The following chapter analyses the ways in which unequal patterns of time develop effectiveness in childhood and adolescence. Central is the focus of the taken-for-granted experiences in the phase of growing up, the developing ways of life and value attitudes. In this context, questions...

... that the children’s aversion to schooling and learning is a system critique and not a dislike to acquiring knowledge. Children fantasy leisure school learning adolescent ideal childhood narrative diversity time use Introduction Most children, if asked to choose what they want to do with their time...

...Abstract Adolescents undoubtedly represent the future generation of adults who will be responsible for the preservation and management of heritage at local and national levels. It is essential to understand how to motivate and satisfy adolescents when visiting museums in their communities...

... to establish which countries had specific strategies for child and adolescent health care, and whether primary care, social care and the school–healthcare interface was described and planned for, within any policies that exist. In addition, we established the extent to which a child health strategy...

... for improvement of coordination and with the need for these services to focus more fully on children and young people. Child adolescent community pharmacy dentistry social care coordination Introduction This chapter looks at some of the many other professions that provide primary care for children, keeping...

... there is inter-regional spatial dependence. This spatial auto-correlation is one of the assumption tests that is used to know whether a spatial linear regression model between regions were correlated with the existence of dependence of one region with the surrounding area. 3.1. Case of adolescent nutrition...

..., vocational training, employment, employment training, work participation, work experience, supported employment, volunteer, life skills, work skill, employment skill, career skill, profession skill, office skill, customized employment Age-related terms: Youth, adolescent, teen, juvenile, young adult...

... consist of narratives written by Swedish adolescents. Using content analysis the analysis was carried out in three steps: (1) finding categories and themes, (2) calculation of statistical differences in category frequencies, (3) a theoretically informed interpretation of central themes, using Bourdieu’s...