... Eastern region as a result of mass abduction of students and lecturers are a recurrent issue. While many children are forced to live in radicalized realities, children who are either active or passive participants in terrorism are exposed to violence and murder at a tender age. The child sees his parents...

...Abstract The child is humanity's future; childhood experiences shape future social life and culture. Happier children, and thus happier societies, are the result of a proper definition and comprehension of the child and his/her childhood period and the elimination of harmful behaviours...

...The touchstone of the development of children's rights is the Convention on the Rights of the Child, adopted by the United Nations General Assembly on 20 November 1989. This Convention, which is used as the basic text to implement child rights law today, was formed within the framework of four...

... them a chance to be raised as emotionally healthy individuals and provide their basic needs such as nutrition and shelter. The child should have the right to adequate nutrition and a safe haven. In this context, it should be a primary goal for everyone to enable children, who are the future of society...

... to produce common policies for the protection and improvement of the environment. Environmental institutions education project child nature healthy society Introduction In this chapter, attention is drawn to the rapidly increasing environmental problems in the world, the national and international...

... different countries. Child children's rights ombudsman ombudsman for children children's ombudsman children's ombudsman law Introduction As an important system protecting fundamental rights and freedoms, the ombudsman has become widespread in different forms and shapes around the world. Among...

... books and the texts in holy books, which are among the first oral products, are considered the first texts that children encounter. However, the spread of the idea of humanism enables the questioning of the position of the child in society. In this way, works that are suitable for the world...

...Profiling and Recruitment of Respondents Qualitative methods have the advantage of overcoming several methodological pitfalls related to the child's stage of cognitive and emotional development ( Alderson, 2008 ; Brée, 1993 ; Qvortrup, Corsaro, & Honig, 2009 ). During the individual...

...Abstract The category of ‘child’ is often presumed to be underpinned by ‘natural’ biological differences from the category of ‘adult’, and the category of ‘family’ is open to similar ‘naturalising’ and universalizing tendencies. Challenging this view has been a central tenet of the New Social...

... behaviour. The Models of Child Health Appraised (MOCHA) project aimed to describe the PC systems in detail, analyse their components and appraise them from a number of different viewpoints, including professional, public, political and economic lenses. It did this through nine work packages supported...

...Abstract The Models of Child Health Appraised (MOCHA) project identified the different models of primary care that exist for children, examined the particular attributes that might be different from those directed at adults and considered how these models might be appraised. The project took...

...Abstract Children’s voices are seldom heard directly. Most often, children, particularly young children, are represented by adults acting on their behalf who may or may not best represent the child’s views or best interests. This can be beneficial or problematic, if the child’s needs...

... of a child with CCNs at the acute–community interface, social care, nursing preparedness for practice and the experiences of the child and family in all Models of Child Health Appraised countries. We investigated data integration and the presence of validated standards of care, including governance and co...

...Abstract There is more to primary care than solely medical and nursing services. Models of Child Health Appraised (MOCHA) explored the role of the professions of pharmacy, dental health and social care as examples of affiliate contributors to primary care in providing health advice and treatment...

...Abstract Models of Child Health Appraised (MOCHA) was a wide-ranging, multi-disciplinary and multi-method study that aimed to identify the best models of provision of primary care for the children of the European Union. The research has identified two main conclusions: (1) The depth...

... factors to consider when implementing STP. Also emphasised is the necessity of stakeholder involvement in initiatives promoting active travel to help tackle the complex set of barriers. School Travel Planning Safe Routes to School walking benefits and costs transportation child The following terms...

...Abstract The purpose of this chapter is to examine how the paid care of children, and assisting with their development, is increasingly coming to resemble a professional activity in Australia. The commodification of child care has tended to create a profession of carers of children, not only...