2016
DOI: 10.1001/jamapediatrics.2016.0225
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Parenting as Primary Prevention

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“…To mitigate the consequences of home confinement, the government, nongovernmental organisations (NGOs), the community, school, and parents need to be aware of the downside of the situation and do more to effectively address these issues immediately. 12 Since the COVID-19 epidemic is no longer confined to China, 13 school closure and home confinementrelated issues also become relevant in other affected countries. 7 The Chinese Government needs to raise the awareness of potential physical and mental health impacts of home confinement during this unusual period.…”
Section: Mitigate the Effects Of Home Confinement On Children During mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To mitigate the consequences of home confinement, the government, nongovernmental organisations (NGOs), the community, school, and parents need to be aware of the downside of the situation and do more to effectively address these issues immediately. 12 Since the COVID-19 epidemic is no longer confined to China, 13 school closure and home confinementrelated issues also become relevant in other affected countries. 7 The Chinese Government needs to raise the awareness of potential physical and mental health impacts of home confinement during this unusual period.…”
Section: Mitigate the Effects Of Home Confinement On Children During mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[23][24][25][26][27][28] Although efficacious parent training programs exist, participation is low, especially among low-income urban minority populations. 29,30 Exacerbating low participation rates is the reality that highly resourceintensive strategies implemented within the context of grant-supported trials are not feasible in resourcelimited settings. In a previous grantsupported randomized study in which we used a wait-listed control group, we demonstrated the efficacy and cultural acceptability of implementing the Incredible Years (IY) School Age Basic program with Filipino parents and grandparents of children ages 6 to 12 years in a community-based setting.…”
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“…Çocuk doktorlarý, çocuklarý ve aileleri ilgilendiren davranýþsal ve ruhsal saðlýk sorunlarýný görüp anlama olanaðýna sahiptirler. Ailelerle süregelen güvenilir iliþkileri ve hastalarýnýn psikososyal süreçlerini deðerlendirebilme becerileri sayesinde davranýþsal ve ruhsal saðlýk sorunlarýný tanýma, pek çok durumda müdahale etme ve gerektiðinde uzmanlara ve diðer saðlýk hizmetlerine yönlendirmeyi koordine etme fýrsatý yakalarlar (46). Bu sebeple yatan hastalara psikososyal olarak bütüncül yaklaþmak psikiyatrik semptomlarýn iyi tanýmak ve bunlar için gerekirse psikiyatri konsül-tasyonu istemek oldukça önemlidir.…”
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