Titlebook: Evidence-based Child Health Care; Challenges for Pract Edward Alan Glasper (Professor of Nursing and Acad Textbook 2000Latest edition The E

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Parental participation in the care of hospitalized children: a review of the research evidence,lised children’s care on parents, other family members and the children themselves? A search of electronic databases and nine nursing journals identified 28 papers for review. Systematic review procedures were adapted to reflect the wide range of methodologies represented. The effects of parental pa

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,Children’s voices in health care planning,ppropriate services. However, both within the health and welfare services and in the social sciences literature, there is increasing awareness of the role that children could play in public life and in informing the ways in which services for them are provided. This chapter describes a research proj

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The surveillance of childhood accidents: providing the evidence for accident prevention,and emergency (AANDE) departments every year following an unintentional injury. The aim of this study was to identify the target groups and priorities for accident prevention for children and young adults who attend the AANDE department of New Cross Hospital, Wolverhampton, West Midlands, UK. Struct

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Promoting adolescent sexual health: enhancing professional knowledge and skills,young people’s sexual knowledge, skills and behaviour, as well as the role of the nurse as a sexual health promoter. A small-scale research study is described that utilised a qualitative approach to explore further the development of young people’s sexual health by interviewing a sample of student n

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Added Power and Understanding in Sex Education (A PAUSE): a sex education intervention staffed pred medicine, school-based sex education programmes that result in behaviour change continue to be rare. Indeed, there is a growing body of evidence to suggest that traditional approaches to sex education are failing to meet the needs of young people. Added Power and Understanding in Sex Education (A P