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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
191

Organizing for Health: A Poststructural Feminist and Narrative Analysis of a School Health Committee

Gerbensky Kerber, Anne E. 03 October 2011 (has links)
No description available.
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Assessing the Relationship Between the Whole School, Whole Community, Whole Child Model and Obesity Among Ohio Middle School Students

Ruther, April Boulter 20 July 2022 (has links)
No description available.
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An Investigation of Parents' Perceptions of BMI and BMI-for-age, School-Based BMI Screening Programs and BMI Report Cards: Using Framing Theory and Perceptual Mapping Methods to Develop a Tailored BMI Report Card for the School District of Philadelphia

Ruggieri, Dominique Grace January 2012 (has links)
School-based body mass index (BMI) screenings seek can improve parents' recall about their child's weight, increase concern about excess weight, and correct parents' misperceptions to help them make informed decisions about their child's health. However, schools have questioned parents' understanding of and attitudes about BMI, and have expressed concern about parents' reactions to BMI reports. Using a sample of school nurses (n=7) and parents/guardians (n=125) from the School District of Philadelphia (SDP), this research addressed these concerns by clarifying: 1) parents'/guardians' perceptions and knowledge about BMI; 2) the challenges schools face in communicating with parents/guardians; and 3) the messages that can be communicated to parents/guardians to help them understand their child's BMI-for-age category and why their child's BMI is measured in his/her school. The research used framing theory and perceptual mapping methods to study and improve communication about BMI to parents/guardians in the School District. The four-phase study design incorporated qualitative (focus groups and semi-structured in-depth interviews) and quantitative (cross-sectional survey) methods to assist in the development of an evidence-informed BMI report card template for the SDP. Messages were constructed to meet the needs of four distinct groups of parents/guardians that emerged from the factor and cluster analyses - "Passive Parents," "Neutral Parents," "Confident Advocates" and "Active Worriers." Although each cluster of parents/guardians had their own unique perceptions and varying degrees of assuredness and confidence related to BMI concepts, the majority of parents/guardians in this study shared common favorable perceptions about BMI measures, school-based screening programs and BMI report cards. / Public Health
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School health education : perceptions of African Americans, Hispanics and Muslims

Albright, Anne 01 January 1999 (has links)
No description available.
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School health nurses' role in managing school programmes to prevent drug abuse

Madikane, Abegail 04 1900 (has links)
The purpose of this study is to explore and describe the nature and extent of school health nurses’ roles and responsibilities in the prevention of drug abuse by learners in schools. The study was conducted at two high schools in Eldorado Park Extension 4 (Region G), in Johannesburg West. A mixed-methods (triangulated) research approach was opted for, in terms of which structured focus group interviews, self-administered questionnaires, and participant observations optimised and complemented the data collection process. The non-probability simple random sampling technique was utilised to select 35 research participants consisting of 9 (nine) educators, 1 (one) school health nurse and 25 community healthcare workers. The 1 (one) school health nurse and the 25 community-based healthcare workers were involved in the study by means of structured self-administered questionnaires, while the nine (9) educators (who were not part of the 26) only participated in the study’s two focus group interview sessions. Among others, the study’s findings indicate that the distribution of professionally trained and registered school health nurses is not yet proportionally commensurate to addressing the problem of drug and substance abuse in schools. There has been a need to augment the shortage of school health nurses with community-based school health workers. / Health Studies / M.A. (Nursing Science)
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Enabling Participation of Children with Developmental Delays and Disabilities at School: School-based Allied Health Professionals as a Resource for Teachers

Hunt, Carrie 11 September 2013 (has links)
Millions of dollars are spent annually in Canada providing school health support services (SHSS) to children with developmental delays and disabilities (DD) as an important support for inclusive education. However, there is limited information about how allied health professionals (AHP) work together with educators to integrate therapy strategies into educational programming for children with DD. This study examines the strategies AHPs, in Ontario perceived to be successful and are implementing with educators to support participation outcomes for children with DD in the primary grades. This study also describes AHPs’ vision for the future in order to improve their work practices to support participation of children with DD at school. Recognizing that the literature on SHSS has emphasized challenges to providing services to children with DD and collaboration with educators; this study actively employed appreciative inquiry (Preskill, & Catsambas, 2006). Individual in-depth interviews with 15 AHPs (11 OTs, 1 PT, 3 SLPs) were conducted via face-to-face, telephone or video conference. Participants were asked to describe how they viewed participation at school for children with DD, their role in supporting it, the strategies they used to work with educators to support this participation and their vision for the future. AHPs in this study viewed participation of children with DD at school as (a) being in the classroom to provide the opportunity for meaningful engagement with peers and (b) working on similar activities as peers to promote membership and belonging at school. Participants implemented their role to support participation of children with DD by providing equipment, modifying or adapting activities, educating and providing resources to educators. Successful strategies AHPs used to work with educators to facilitate participation of children with DD at school included: finding a key person, developing trust and rapport with an educator, engaging in shared planning with an educator, seeking feedback from educators about their recommendations and listening to educators regarding information about the child with a DD. AHPs also identified their vision for the future in supporting participation of children with DD. Their vision included being a resource to teachers, by consulting to a whole class and being a member of the educational team. / Thesis (Master, Rehabilitation Science) -- Queen's University, 2013-09-11 00:13:12.132
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A saúde escolar na educação: um recorte histórico desta modalidade de políticas no Brasil e Portugal / School health in education: a historical briefing of this policy modality in Brazil and Portugal

Lucca, José Alexandre de 16 August 2016 (has links)
Esta pesquisa que trata do estudo sobre as aproximações entre as políticas de Saúde e Educação materializadas atualmente no Programa Saúde na Escola, implementado em 2007 e que tem como objetivo central, melhorias nas condições de saúde, aprendizagem e desenvolvimento dos estudantes, por meio de ações nos âmbitos de formação, prevenção e promoção da saúde, realizadas em escolas da rede de educação. O objetivo geral norteador da pesquisa é compreender como se processam as aproximações da saúde ao campo da educação por meio de políticas federais brasileiras que propõem melhorias nas condições de vida do público escolar, tomando por referência o Programa Saúde na Escola (2007), no Brasil e, o Programa Nacional de Saúde Escolar, de Portugal (2006). Como objetivos específicos, propomos analisar a configuração do Programa Saúde na Escola (PSE), implantado a partir de 2007, como política interministerial; analisar os marcos referenciais de Programas Federais que aproximam Saúde e Educação, a partir da Lei de Diretrizes e Bases (LDB) de 1971 até o Programa implantado em 2007, no Brasil; apresentar as principais características da Revista Brasileira de Saúde Escolar (RBSE) e articular sua contribuição para a história da Saúde Escolar brasileira; pesquisar e analisar a configuração de programa de Saúde Escolar, presente nas políticas de Saúde e Educação de Portugal. Na pesquisa realizamos o estudo de documentos oficiais dos governos federais do Brasil e Portugal sobre as políticas de saúde escolar/saúde na escola. O desenvolvimento da pesquisa ocorreu parcialmente em território português, por meio do Programa de Desenvolvimento de Estágio Sanduíche no Exterior (PDSE-CAPES). Nesta parte do trabalho, realizamos, além dos estudos sobre os documentos das políticas portuguesas, visitas a escolas e entrevistas semidirigidas com agentes portugueses ligados às políticas de Saúde Escolar. Os nossos estudos estão orientados teórica e metodologicamente pelo enfoque da Psicologia Escolar e Educacional de base histórico-cultural desenvolvida no Brasil. As análises que realizamos nos permitem considerar que: o PSE é um Programa que segue as orientações de acordos internacionais e organismos multilaterais dos quais o Brasil é signatário; é fruto de tentativas compensatórias às demandas advindas de situações de desigualdade social, de vulnerabilidades e riscos; acompanha transições político-econômicas mundiais que assinalam o aprofundamento das premissas neoliberais; configura-se em uma ação intersetorial em que a saúde preconiza as diretrizes para a relação com a educação em uma condição não horizontal. Considera-se que este trabalho apresenta uma contribuição para o tema e poderá ser inspirador para novas pesquisas de políticas intersetoriais / This research is about the study of the similarities between the policies of Health and Education - currently embodied in the Health in School Program (HSP). Implemented in 2007, the HSP proposes improvements in health, learning and development of students, through actions in the training, prevention and health promotion areas, held in public schools. It is based theoretically and methodologically with approach in School and approach Psychology, with historical and cultural basis developed in Brazil. The general aim of this research is to understand how occurs the approach of health to the education field through Brazilian federal policies that proposes improvements in the living conditions of public school, by reference to the Health in School Program (2007), in Brazil and, the National School Health Program, in Portugal (2006), the latter inspired the Brazilian proposal. The specific objectives, we propose to analyze the HSP setting, deployed from 2007 as interministerial policy; analyze benchmarks of Federal programs that approach health and education, from the Guidelines and Baseline Law (GBL) from 1971 until the program implemented in 2007, in Brazil; present the main production characteristics of the subject represented by the publications in the Brazilian Journal of School Health (BJSH) and coordinate their contribution to the history of Brazilian School Health; researching and analyzing the configuration of School Health Program, presented in health policies and Education of Portugal. The research method takes as sources: a) official documents of the federal governments of Brazil and Portugal on school health policies/school health; b) visits to schools in Portugal; c) semi-structure interviews with Portuguese agents related to school health policies. The analyzes performed allow us to consider that: the HSP is a program that follows the guidelines of international agreements and multilateral organizations of which Brazil is a signatory; is the result of compensatory attempts to demands arising from situations of social inequality, vulnerabilities and risks; monitors global political and economic transitions that signal the deepening of neoliberal premises; sets up in an intersectoral action in which health advocates guidelines for the relationship with education in a non-horizontal condition. It is considered that this work presents contributions to the subject and can be inspiring for further research intersectoral policies
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Dança educativa e o desenvolvimento motor de crianças / The contribuition of the educational dance to the children motor development

Anjos, Isabelle de Vasconcellos Correa dos 05 June 2017 (has links)
A proposta deste estudo foi comparar o desenvolvimento motor de crianças que praticaram Dança Educativa com o desenvolvimento motor de crianças que não praticaram e verificar a permanência dos resultados obtidos, após seis a oito meses do término da intervenção. O estudo foi realizado com 85 crianças matriculadas no 1º ano do Ensino Fundamental de duas escolas da zona sul de São Paulo, randomizadas por sorteio em dois grupos (intervenção e controle). Os dois grupos tiveram seu desenvolvimento motor avaliado em três momentos: antes da intervenção, após a intervenção e após seis a oito meses do término da intervenção. O grupo intervenção participou de um programa de aulas de Dança Educativa por sete meses. Foram excluídas da análise as crianças com deficiência intelectual e/ou física, prematuras, entre outros critérios de exclusão. Os resultados indicaram que as crianças que participaram do programa de Dança Educativa obtiveram ganhos significativos em seu desenvolvimento motor geral e nas bases: equilíbrio, praxia fina e global, em comparação às crianças que não participaram. Foram analisados através de comparação dos resultados dos grupos controle e intervenção com os testes qui-quadrado e test t. A Dança Educativa auxiliou na evolução do desenvolvimento motor de crianças e seus resultados mantiveram- se, parcialmente, meses após o término da intervenção / The purpose of this study was to compare the motor development of children who practiced Educational Dance with the motor development of children who did not practice and to verify the permanence of the results obtained after six to eight months after the intervention. The study was carried out with 85 children enrolled in the first year of Elementary School in two schools in the south of São Paulo, randomized by lottery into two groups (intervention and control). The two groups had their motor development evaluated in three moments: before the intervention, after the intervention and after six to eight months after the intervention. The intervention group participated in an Educational Dance class program for seven months. Children with intellectual and / or physical disabilities, premature, and other exclusion criteria were excluded from the analysis. The results indicated that children who participated in the Educational Dance program achieved significant gains in their general motor development and on the basis of balance, fine and overall praxis, compared to children who did not participate. They were analyzed by comparing the results of the control and intervention groups with chi-square and t-tests. The Educational Dance helped in the development of children\'s motor development and their results were maintained, partially, months after the end of the intervention
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Estudo das condições de saúde das crianças de 5 a 9 anos de idade residentes no Distrito Butantã, cidade de São Paulo, com e sem doença respiratória, declarada pelos pais ou responsáveis / Study of the health of children from 5 to 9 years of age in the District Butantã, city of Sao Paulo, with and without respiratory tract disease, reported by parents or guardians

Aranha, Maria Aparecida Figueiredo 06 February 2009 (has links)
INTRODUÇÃO: A saúde passou a ser avaliada sob a óptica de qualidade de vida, a partir de 1948, com a definição da Organização Mundial da Saúde, como bem estar físico, mental e social e não mais ausência de doença. A saúde em crianças tem sido definida como um conceito subjetivo e multidimensional que deve incluir a avaliação física, o impacto psicossocial da doença sobre a criança e sua família. Em sociedades desenvolvidas ou em desenvolvimento é grande a importância epidemiológica da doença respiratória. Tal fato decorre do importante impacto exercido sobre seus expressivos índices de morbidade e de mortalidade na população infantil. Fazse necessário então, pela importância epidemiológica da doença respiratória, a incorporação de novas técnicas e processos para o estudo das condições de saúde da população com e sem problemas respiratórios sob a óptica da percepção dos pais ou responsáveis. Com o objetivo de estudar o impacto das doenças respiratórias nas condições de saúde das crianças de 5 a 9 anos de idade residentes no Distrito de Saúde Escola do Butantã foi utilizado, no presente estudo, o instrumento Child Health Questionnaire versão destinada aos pais(CHQ-PF-50), validado no mundo e no Brasil. Avaliou-se também a relação da declaração de doença respiratória segundo a instituição de ensino, instrução dos pais, faixa de renda e etnia MÉTODOS: Avaliaram-se as condições de saúde de 959 crianças na faixa etária de 5 a 9 anos de idade residentes no Distrito do Butantã, na Cidade de São Paulo, com e sem doença respiratória declarada pelos pais ou responsáveis. No período de março a julho de 2004. A pesquisa foi do tipo descritivo, com enfoque retrospectivo através da análise de dados disponibilizado junto a um banco de dados. Para tanto foi utilizado o método de levantamento de informações junto aos elementos amostrais, por meio de instrumento de coleta de dados estruturado e não disfarçado, utilizando o CHQ-PF50. As doenças respiratórias perguntadas e declaradas foram: rinite, sinusite, otite, laringite, faringoamigdalite, pneumonia, asma ou quadro asmatiforme. Os dados apresentados nesse trabalho foram analisados a partir de um conjunto de procedimentos aplicados aos dados originais coletados, conforme orientação metodológica encontrada em Landgraf et al.RESULTADOS:O estudo indicou que as crianças cujos pais referiram doença respiratória apresentaram condições de saúde insatisfatórias, quando comparadas às crianças sem doença respiratória. Pais de crianças que estudam em escolas privadas e com maior grau de escolaridade referiram mais doença respiratória em seus filhos. A renda mensal ou etnia não interferiu na declaração de doença respiratória. CONCLUSÕES: Para melhorar as condições de saúde das crianças com doença respiratória é necessário o entendimento dessas patologias no âmbito global, biopsico e social, além do aprimoramento educacional da população. / BACKGROUND: The health has been evaluated in terms of quality of life, from 1948, with the definition of the World Health Organization, as well the physical, mental and social rather than absence of disease. The health of children has been defined as a subjective and multidimensional concept that includes a physical evaluation, the psychosocial impact of disease on the child and his family. In societies developed or developing is great epidemiological importance of respiratory disease. This fact stems from the important impact on their expressive rates of morbidity and mortality in children. It becomes necessary then, the epidemiological importance of respirator tract disease, the incorporation of new techniques and processes for the study of the health of the population with and without respiratory problems in terms of the perception of parents or guardians. In order to study the impact of respiratory tract diseases in the health conditions of children from 5 to 9 years of age in the District Health School of Butantã was used in this study, the instrument Child Health Questionnaire version aimed at parents (CHQ - PF-50), validated in the world and Brazil. Was also evaluated the relationship of the declaration of respiratory tract disease according to the university, education of parents, track income and ethnicity METHODS: We evaluated the health of 959 children aged from 5 to 9 years of age residing in District of Butantã in the city of Sao Paulo, with and without respiratory tract disease declared by the parents or guardians. From March to July 2004. The research was a descriptive, with a focus through the retrospective analysis of data provided with a database. To that end we used the method of lifting elements of information from the sample by means of data collection instrument structured and not undercover, using the CHQ-PF50. Respiratory tract diseases were asked and declared: rhinitis, sinusitis, ear infections, laryngitis, pharyngitis, pneumonia, asthma or asthma framework. The data presented in this study were analyzed from a set of procedures applied to the original data collected as methodological guidance found in Landgraf et al.RESULTS: The study indicated that children whose parents had reported respiratory tract disease conditions of poor health, compared to children without respiratory tract disease. Parents of children who study in private schools and with a higher degree of education reported more respiratory disease to their children. The monthly income or ethnicity did not interfere in the declaration of respiratory tract disease. CONCLUSIONS: To improve the health conditions of children with respiratory tract disease is necessary to understand such conditions in the global context, and social biopsico, in addition to improving education of the population.
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Prevalência de anemia e fatores associados em ingressantes no ensino fundamental de escolas públicas do município de São Bernardo do Campo, Estado de São Paulo / The anemia prevalence and yours determinants in elementary beginner students of public schools in São Bernardo do Campo, São Paulo.

Queiroz, Aline Romero 14 September 2007 (has links)
Introdução: A anemia ferropriva tem uma distribuição universal e atinge a população em geral acarretando conseqüências importantes para as condições de vida, em especial para grupos vulneráveis entre os quais estão os escolares. Objetivo: Identificar a ocorrência de anemia e seus fatores associados em alunos ingressantes no ensino fundamental de escolas públicas do município de São Bernardo do Campo. Metodologia: Este estudo utilizou dados secundários da pesquisa: "Contribuição para a promoção da saúde infantil em uma comunidade". A população foi constituída por uma amostra probabilística de 613 escolares com idades entre 5 e 9 anos. A caracterização demográfica e socioeconômica da população foi obtida por meio de um questionário estruturado. Para a avaliação do consumo alimentar foi utilizado um Questionário de Freqüência Alimentar (QFA). A estimativa da prevalência de anemia foi realizada pela dosagem de hemoglobina em sangue venoso. Foram considerados anêmicos os escolares com valores de hemoglobina abaixo de 11,5g/dL. Resultados: A prevalência média de anemia para o grupo estudado foi de 5,71% não havendo diferenças dessa deficiência entre meninos e meninas. A anemia mostrou-se associada à baixa escolaridade materna, situação de trabalho do chefe da família e ao maior número de irmãos, moradia com um único cômodo e ausência de água na residência. Os alimentos mais representativos como fonte de ferro foram: carnes, feijão e pão. Frutas e carnes, que auxiliam a absorção do mineral foram consumidas pela maioria dos escolares estudados. O Programa Nacional de Alimentação Escolar (PNAE), popularmente conhecido como "merenda escolar" mostrou-se representativo no fornecimento do mineral na alimentação dos escolares, e supre 50% do ferro total necessário. Conclusões: A alimentação referida no domicílio contém os itens de uma alimentação saudável. A alimentação fornecida às crianças pelo PNAE que anteriormente à fortificação das farinhas de trigo e milho não era representativa em ferro, atualmente supre 50% das recomendações diárias explicando a baixa prevalência de anemia encontrada. / The iron deficiency anemia has an universal distribution and it reaches some population groups with important consequences for their life conditions, specially for vulnerable groups as students ranged from 6 to 12 years. Objective: To identify the anemia occurrence and its factors associate in elementary beginner students of public schools in São Bernardo do Campo. Methods: This study had used some secondary data from: "Contribution to promote the children's health in a community". The population was constituted by a probabilistic sample of 613 students ranged from 5 to 9 years. The demographic, social and economic population shape had been known by a structure questionnaire. The Food Frequency Questionnaire (FFQ) was used to evaluate the food intake. The hemoglobin dosage in venous blood was used to estimate the anemia prevalence. The hemoglobin values under 11,5g/dL. Results: The anemia average prevalence for all groups that had been studied was 5,71%. There was no difference between the sexes. The anemia was associated with low school maternal knowledge, the family boss situation, and the biggest number of brothers and sisters, as well as a big association between the water supply and the kind of housing. The most representative food intakes as ferrous source were: meat, bean and bread. The auxiliaries to its absorptions were: fruits and meats. The school lunch had been showed a good representative as the mineral supplier for the students. It supplies 50% of the necessary and bio available ferrous. Conclusions: The food practical has been adequate. Previously the school lunch feeding wasn't representative in ferrous, but now, it supplies 50% of the recommendation, and it's the reason for the low prevalence of anemia that has been gotten in this study.

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