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residential facilities for children with mental illness. This article describes the results of a government-sponsored survey of … participated in regulating facilities. To ensure that residential facilities effectively address the needs of children with mental …
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The author responds to an article that proposes a mechanism to statistically test the difference in the relative contribution of the size of each parent to a child's birth weight and rate of weight gain during infancy—two factors associated with the development of obesity—urging...
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This issue brief describes findings from a national survey of residential treatment facilities (RTFs) serving children …
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brief in a new series profiles children with disabilities and chronic conditions in commercial plans, who account for more …
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facilities for adults and children with mental illness. As a result, policymakers and program administrators face major … and children with mental illness. Findings demonstrated that organizations operating facilities for children and adults …
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This article assesses racial and ethnic differences in asthma prevalence, treatment patterns, and outcomes for children …
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personal care to children with developmental disabilities is an important policy objective. Furthermore, paid supportive … services that children receive in addition to unpaid care could profoundly affect the informal caregivers who help them most …
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The research shows fairly good coverage of medical expenses and needs before the transition to adulthood.
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The data suggest substantial variation in the need for caregiving.
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Screening programs for sickle cell disease, when effective, can reduce morbidity and mortality as a direct consequence of patient education and optimized clinical management. However, informed patient or parental consent is necessary prior to the screening process as a person's sickle status is...
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