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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.
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Diference v rodinném chování a postojích rozdílných vzdělanostních skupin / Educational differences in family behavior and attitudes

Kubincová, Michaela January 2015 (has links)
The aims of this work are to determine how the education affects attitude to parenthood, real behavior and the way how affects the attitude to parenthood and real behavior in the context of education in last two decades. The theoretical part summarizes knowledge of Czech sociologists. Answers questions how and why the parenthood in Czech society has been changed and influenced by accomplishments of individuals. According to Czech scientists since 1989 the economical change of society, the change of personal values and combinations of this two factors are causing differences in parenthood. The first analytical part is description of real development in birthrate complemented by diagrams. Second analytical part takes a look on female education according to family behavior.The analysis explains that the different family behavior of women is divided according to their education, resulting to the number of children, and in some extent, to their marital status. The third analytical part is based on a quantitive data analysis and is focused on attitudes of different education groups. In this analysis were used data from the ISSP Family (1994, 2002, 2012). It use the percent chance frequency and contingency tables, factor analysis and multivariate regression. The main topic investigates the development of...
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Jag pratar aldrig om vikt med elever : En kvalitativ intervjustudie om skolsköterskors attityder och erfarenheter i arbetet med barn och övervikt / I never talk about weight with students : A qualitative interview study on school nurses' attitudes and experiences in working with children and obesity

Fornander, Anna-Lena, Carlsén Norburg, Sara January 2024 (has links)
Bakgrund: Hälsa för barn är enligt WHO en grundläggande rättighet och relateras till både yttre och inre förutsättningar och förhållningssätt.Övervikt och obesitas bland barn är utbrett och kan leda till hälsoproblem. Skolsköterskor har en unik roll att främja hälsa och förebygga ohälsa bland barn i skolan men stöter på utmaningar i att möta behoven hos barn med övervikt och obesitas. Barns rättigheter, enligt barnkonventionen och Agenda 2030, är centrala för skolsköterskans profession och vägleder deras arbetet inom elevhälsan. Attityder är avgörande i skolsköterskans interaktion med barnen och deras hälsoutveckling.    Syfte: Syftet var att utforska skolsköterskors attityder och erfarenheter i arbetet med barn och övervikt.     Metod: Tolv semistrukturerade intervjuer genomfördes via videosamtal med skolsköterskor från södra Sverige. Det manifesta innehållet analyserades sedan.  Resultat:  Analysen mynnade ut i tre huvudsakliga kategorier; Skolsköterskans syn på övervikt, som beskriver vikten av föräldrarnas ansvar och hur övervikt kan ses som symtom för något annat. Att navigera ett minerat område, belyser skolsköterskornas uppfattning om vikt som något komplicerat och känsligt att samtala om samt betydelsen av att ge eleven och vårdnadshavarna adekvat bemötande och råd. Att se barnet, som beskriver hur betydelsefull omgivningen är för barn med övervikt och hur skolsköterskor ämnar bygga goda relationer.  Slutsats: Viljan att värna om barnets välbefinnande överskuggar negativa attityder.  Skolsköterskorna vinnlägger sig om att bemöta barnen med öppenhet och respekt. / Background: According to the WHO, children's health is a fundamental right and is related to both external and internal conditions and attitudes. Overweight and obesity among children is widespread and can lead to health problems. School nurses have a unique role in promoting health and preventing poor health among children in schools but encounter challenges in meeting the needs of children with overweight and obesity. Children's rights, according to UN:s Convention on the Rights of the Child and Sustainable Development Goals, are central to the school nurse's profession and guide their work in student health. Attitudes are crucial in the school nurse's interaction with the children and their health development.    Aim: The aim was to explore school nurses' attitudes and experiences in working with children and obesity.     Method: 12 semi-structured interviews were conducted via video calls with school nurses from southern Sweden. The manifest content was then analysed.    Results: The analysis resulted in three main categories; The school nurse’s view of obesity, which describes the importance of parents’ responsibility and how overweight can be interpreted as symptoms of something else. To navigate a mined area, the school nurses’ perception of weight as something complicated and sensitive to talk about is highlighted as well as the importance of giving the pupil and guardian adequate support and advice.  To see the child, describes the importance of the environment for the children with overweight and how school nurses intend to build good relationships.   Conclusion: The desire to take care of the child's well-being overshadows the school nurses’ negative attitudes. The school nurses strive to treat the children with openness and respect.

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