Introduction to Children 0 5

Result Forty-four studies were included in this review, outlining the integration of nutrition-specific interventions among children 0–59 months with various existing programme.

The study collated attendance data from Children’s Centres, these are publically funded community centres providing information and activities for families with children 0–5 years of age.

FGD participants were purposefully selected mothers with children 0–59 months, husbands and other in-law family members.

Relationship between the Incidence of Stunting and Maternal Knowlage about Nutrition in the Cikulur Lebak district, Banten in 2020Stunting is children 0–59 months of age who are tall or taller than -2SD (WHO child growth standards).

4 g for children 0–5 years of age, 4.

We analysed the association between healthcare providers’ and sick children’s characteristics and providers’ compliance with referral guidelines for sick children 0–59 months old.

We aimed to describe household (HH) demographic characteristics associated with purchase of 1) any FDs and 2) FDs with specific nutrition claims among HH with children 0–5 y.

Anthropometric measurements of children 0–59 months of age from DHS in 62 LMICs worldwide were used.

The sample size proportional to children 0–50 months.

We encountered the highest case numbers in children 0–5 years of age (n = 1,101, 39.

We aimed to identify health post and child factors associated with referrals of sick children 0–59 months of age and evaluate the healthcare providers’ adherence to referral guidelines.

Child health centres for children 0–5 years old (CHC) provide these check-ups and are one of many health services that Norwegian municipalities have to offer.

Height/length was measured in children 0–59 months old (n = 1826) from 90 matched villages in February–June 2016.

We analyzed data for 3–5-year-olds extracted from the dataset of a household survey collected to determine the association between ECC and maternal psychosocial wellbeing in children 0–5-year-old.

Here we provide the overall study protocol, including approaches for subject recruitment, strategies for imaging typically developing children 0–5 years of age without sedation, imaging protocol and optimization, a description of the battery of behavioral assessments, and QA/QC procedures.

We analyzed data for 3–5-year-olds extracted from the dataset of a household survey collected to determine the association between ECC and maternal psychosocial wellbeing in children 0–5-year-old.

Parents of children 0–5 years after end-of-therapy were invited via letters (response rate 31%) and via social media channels of “Dutch Childhood Association for Children and Parents” (VOKK).

Objective: Pneumonia is the leading cause of pediatric mortality worldwide among children 0–5 years old.

The age-specific influenza-associated SARI hospitalization rates for the 5-year period were 11 (95% CI, 8–15) per 1,000 children 0–5 months of age; 8 (95% CI, 7–10) per 1,000 children 6–23 months of age and 5 (95% CI, 4–5) per 1,000 children 24–59 months of age, respectively.

MethodsA systematic literature review of socio-economic patterns of uptake of Measles-Mumps-Rubella (MMR) and/or Diphteria-Tetanus-Pertusis (DTP) in population based studies of children 0–5 years of age living in the 30 European Economic Area (EEA) or European Free Trade Association (EFTA) countries and Australia, was carried out using the PRISMA guidelines.

Methods Using representative national data on 12 440 children 0–59 months of age from the 2014–2015 Demographic and Health Survey in Guatemala, we constructed multivariable linear and Poisson regression models to assess whether child linear growth and stunting were associated with contraception variables.

This study aimed at describing mothers’ perceptions, child supervision and care practices for children 0–5 years old and how these influence prevention of childhood injuries among children in peri-urban areas of Wakiso district, Uganda.

Conclusion: Findings of the present study show that males and people aged 26–40 years and children 0–5 years were at a greater risk of burns.

43) when compared to children 0–5 years old.

Objectives To describe the temporal development of mortality and health service utilisation defined as in- and outpatient hospital contacts, contacts with general practitioner and specialists, and prescribed dispensed medication among Danish children 0–5 years of age from 1999 to 2016.