Introduction to Children Left

What is/are Children Left?

Children Left - Background Accurate diagnosis of urinary tract infection is essential as children left untreated may suffer permanent renal injury. ^[1] The Maintenance Guarantee Fund emphasizes the increasing number of applications for material assistance from parents of children born outside the marriage or in civil partnerships, also of children left without paternity, which leads to a large number of these ‘other’ families being left outside the family boundaries set by the state aid policy. ^[2] PURPOSE Accurate diagnosis of urinary tract infection in children is essential because children left untreated can experience permanent renal injury. ^[3] Caregivers (mostly old women) were left with the burden of caring for the newborns and other children left by the deceased mother. ^[4] This category of children left undiagnosed acts as a pool for further transmission of the disease from where new TB cases arise. ^[5] In two studies, we observed whether children left alone with the cookie would consume it and how quickly it would happen. ^[6] After 1572, the gangs of executioners-children left the scene. ^[7] Most of this literature discusses the case of children left behind. ^[8] It has got complex effects on the evolution of the family, especially on the children left at home with one of their parents or their tutors. ^[9] This study aimed to gain an in-depth understanding of the challenges and benefits of migration for wives and children left behind. ^[10] Recent studies suggest that an estimated 61 million rural migrants in China were living outside their hometowns with their children left behind. ^[11] Our findings underlined that Suceava county has a defined strategy to deal with the negative effects of the labor migration phenomenon related to the phenomenon of the children left at home, there was a constant preoccupation during the analyzed period to communicate on this subject and even more, the local authorities took some measures to deal with this relevant issue. ^[12] Expression of a women’s exile literature, the pages reflect the authors experience as a mother writing for her children left in Italy and of an intellectual Italian Jewish woman dealing with the challenges of exile and memory. ^[13] 1 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation — the State takes over the responsibilities of parents in relation to children left without care. ^[14] A sizable share of the total migrants fall into the 25-44 age-group and their migration may have implications on education and protection of children left behind. ^[15] This study investigates the short-run effect of paternal absence due to circular migration on the socio-emotional skills of their children left behind. ^[16] Growing rural-to-urban and international migration flows have sparked concerns about the investments in the education of the children left behind in Cambodia. ^[17] Gender inequalities negatively impacted females and children left behind. ^[18] 5%) children left against medical advice. ^[19] , elderly during heat waves and/or children left in vehicles). ^[20] Since the war in Syria started in 2011, many children left their war-torn country, alone or together with their families, and fled to neighboring countries in the Middle East, to Turkey or to Europe. ^[21] improved livelihood income due to remittances, it could also present complex negative impacts to the welfare of families and children left behind. ^[22] Although half of all children left the first facility alive, only 27% were referred for further care. ^[23] ODL plays an important role in the hilly regions where most of the children left or dropped out their studies, especially the girls students, due to various reasons: it may be the long distance of the school from home or poor economic condition of the family. ^[24] Due to the influence of this text and related outcries from the nascent feminist second wave, stories about women’s search for meaningful careers in conflict with traditional desires for spouse and children left their mark on this era. ^[25] This chapter explores in detail the children left in the care of guardians, as well as the principle guardians themselves. ^[26] From their perspective, risk factors causing child maltreatment were categorised into four domains: (1) cultural factors, including parents’ absolute authority over their children and son preference; (2) social factors, including a fast-paced and stressful lifestyle, children left behind by migrant worker parents and lack of quality child care and education; (3) family factors, including economic status, family structure, parents’ inability to provide parental care, experience of maltreatment and parents’ illnesses; (4) children’s factors, including gender, temper, disabilities and poor awareness of self-protection. ^[27] The objective of this work was to examine the influence of perceived effects of the unrest, migration of a household member, and children left behind on the reporting of psychiatric symptoms of working age adults. ^[28] ABSTRACT Increasing feminisation of transnational labour migration has raised concerns over potential ‘care crises’ at home, and consequently a ‘care deficit’ for children left in origin countries. ^[29] There is much evidence that migration of a parent affects the educational performance of children left behind (CLB). ^[30] Parental migration has caused millions of children left behind, especially in China and India. ^[31] Thus in spite high prevalence of childhood diseases, deficiency disorders and developmental delays almost 35% to 40% children left unscreened. ^[32] (1) In the pediatric population, the most common forms of heat-related pathology occur in exercising adolescents and in children left unattended in vehicles or excessively warm environments. ^[33] And the strains that were caused by the risks faced by these children left them with greater risk because they lack the drive to set out in to the world (IOM, 2017). ^[34]

without parental care

Orphans and children left without parental care can be placed in adoptive families, which is supposed to ensure the best possible conditions for the upbringing and social adaptation of such children in a supportive family environment. ^[1] Using analysis, synthesis, historical legal, law and sociological methods, unfavourable factors in Kyrgyz society are studied contribute to the appearance of orphans and children left without parental care, such as divorce of parents, growth of percentage of single-parent families, unemployment, poverty, alcohol and drug addiction, child violence in families (physical, psychological, sexual abuse), migration and others. ^[2] The conclusion to the work was the opinion that the main tasks for the prevention of social orphanhood should be called: eradication of family and child problems, prevention; ensuring the priority of family forms of placement of orphans and children left without parental care; expansion of legal, material and social guarantees of their full development and education. ^[3] The presented study addresses the problems of protecting the rights and interests of minors, including children left without parental care. ^[4] The expert assessment is based on the results of sociological surveys of the child protection representatives, their opinion on the impact of the pandemic on the well-being of families with children and children in 9 regions, the analysis of individual organizations for orphans and children left without parental care. ^[5] State family policy and its important direction, which is the improvement of the living conditions of orphans and children left without parental care, require constant updating due to socio-economic and political circumstances. ^[6] The review is devoted to research in the field of institutionalization of children left without parental care, and aims to determine what improvements can be made to ensure the best result in the development of children in these conditions. ^[7] The article focuses on studying the phenomenon of “hardiness” of orphans and children left without parental care, reveals the level of hardiness qualities in adolescent orphans of senior high school. ^[8] The change in interpersonal relations, women’s employment, and the focus on reducing the number of orphanages through various forms of foster care support the need for new ideologies and measures to support families and orphans and children left without parental care. ^[9] Study of the psychological well-being of children left without parental care in a children’s health camp in different social situations and in different social environments. ^[10] the author analyzes the legal education of children left without parental care, researches through legal upbringing and legal teaching in the historical and legal aspect. ^[11] The article presents the results of an empirical study of the innovative potential of employees of a budgetary organization – a social and psychological center that provides psychological, pedagogical and legal assistance to foster parents, graduates of boarding schools, children left without parental care. ^[12] Conditions for optimizing the process of social development of orphans and children left without parental care in orphanages, and the theoretical and scientific-methodological basis of the process of optimizing the formation of the personality of an orphan in a preschool orphanage have been developed and substantiated. ^[13] Some of these organizations opened orphanages on the territory of the RSFSR for homeless children and children left without parental care. ^[14] The implementation of regulatory legal provisions in this area should be based on a comprehensive coordination of all activities between various departments and structures, regional characteristics of the state of health of mothers and children and such areas as prevention of neglect, medical and social assistance to orphans and children left without parental care, maintaining a healthy lifestyle and providing the children’s population with sanatorium-resort medical organizations should be taken into account. ^[15] The author also discusses the feasibility of lowering the age, which takes into account the child’s opinion, regarding his right to live and be raised in a family, and legal education measures for orphans and children left without parental care in order to exclude the possibility of abuse by legal representatives, in particular, by the guardianship authorities, their rights and (or) powers. ^[16] Children left without parental care are already subjected to negative experience from childhood, which creates a basic mistrust in people and the world. ^[17] Therefore, in modern society there are various forms of organization of orphans and children left without parental care guardianship, guardianship, adoption, foster family. ^[18] The tension in the sphere of adoption of children left without parental care by US citizens is given proper consideration. ^[19] Since children left without parental care have features of physical, intellectual and emotional development often characterised as having “neurological status”, the main task of the substitute family is to ensure conditions for the full development of psychological well-being and appropriate selfperception of the adopted child while taking into account their capabilities and needs. ^[20]

1351 Children Left

RESULTS 1351 children left the ED during the study period (6. ^[1] RESULTS 1351 children left the ED during the study period (6. ^[2]

Rural Children Left

We study samples from four populations: rural children left behind by both parents, rural children left behind by one parent, rural non-left-behind children, and urban children. ^[1] Results show that the health of rural children left behind by both parents (but not by one parent) is worse than the health of children living with both parents. ^[2]

children left without

Orphans and children left without parental care can be placed in adoptive families, which is supposed to ensure the best possible conditions for the upbringing and social adaptation of such children in a supportive family environment. ^[1] Using analysis, synthesis, historical legal, law and sociological methods, unfavourable factors in Kyrgyz society are studied contribute to the appearance of orphans and children left without parental care, such as divorce of parents, growth of percentage of single-parent families, unemployment, poverty, alcohol and drug addiction, child violence in families (physical, psychological, sexual abuse), migration and others. ^[2] The Maintenance Guarantee Fund emphasizes the increasing number of applications for material assistance from parents of children born outside the marriage or in civil partnerships, also of children left without paternity, which leads to a large number of these ‘other’ families being left outside the family boundaries set by the state aid policy. ^[3] The conclusion to the work was the opinion that the main tasks for the prevention of social orphanhood should be called: eradication of family and child problems, prevention; ensuring the priority of family forms of placement of orphans and children left without parental care; expansion of legal, material and social guarantees of their full development and education. ^[4] The presented study addresses the problems of protecting the rights and interests of minors, including children left without parental care. ^[5] The expert assessment is based on the results of sociological surveys of the child protection representatives, their opinion on the impact of the pandemic on the well-being of families with children and children in 9 regions, the analysis of individual organizations for orphans and children left without parental care. ^[6] State family policy and its important direction, which is the improvement of the living conditions of orphans and children left without parental care, require constant updating due to socio-economic and political circumstances. ^[7] The review is devoted to research in the field of institutionalization of children left without parental care, and aims to determine what improvements can be made to ensure the best result in the development of children in these conditions. ^[8] The article focuses on studying the phenomenon of “hardiness” of orphans and children left without parental care, reveals the level of hardiness qualities in adolescent orphans of senior high school. ^[9] The change in interpersonal relations, women’s employment, and the focus on reducing the number of orphanages through various forms of foster care support the need for new ideologies and measures to support families and orphans and children left without parental care. ^[10] Study of the psychological well-being of children left without parental care in a children’s health camp in different social situations and in different social environments. ^[11] the author analyzes the legal education of children left without parental care, researches through legal upbringing and legal teaching in the historical and legal aspect. ^[12] The article presents the results of an empirical study of the innovative potential of employees of a budgetary organization – a social and psychological center that provides psychological, pedagogical and legal assistance to foster parents, graduates of boarding schools, children left without parental care. ^[13] Conditions for optimizing the process of social development of orphans and children left without parental care in orphanages, and the theoretical and scientific-methodological basis of the process of optimizing the formation of the personality of an orphan in a preschool orphanage have been developed and substantiated. ^[14] 1 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation — the State takes over the responsibilities of parents in relation to children left without care. ^[15] Some of these organizations opened orphanages on the territory of the RSFSR for homeless children and children left without parental care. ^[16] The implementation of regulatory legal provisions in this area should be based on a comprehensive coordination of all activities between various departments and structures, regional characteristics of the state of health of mothers and children and such areas as prevention of neglect, medical and social assistance to orphans and children left without parental care, maintaining a healthy lifestyle and providing the children’s population with sanatorium-resort medical organizations should be taken into account. ^[17] The author also discusses the feasibility of lowering the age, which takes into account the child’s opinion, regarding his right to live and be raised in a family, and legal education measures for orphans and children left without parental care in order to exclude the possibility of abuse by legal representatives, in particular, by the guardianship authorities, their rights and (or) powers. ^[18] Children left without parental care are already subjected to negative experience from childhood, which creates a basic mistrust in people and the world. ^[19] Therefore, in modern society there are various forms of organization of orphans and children left without parental care guardianship, guardianship, adoption, foster family. ^[20] The tension in the sphere of adoption of children left without parental care by US citizens is given proper consideration. ^[21] Since children left without parental care have features of physical, intellectual and emotional development often characterised as having “neurological status”, the main task of the substitute family is to ensure conditions for the full development of psychological well-being and appropriate selfperception of the adopted child while taking into account their capabilities and needs. ^[22]

children left behind

Most of this literature discusses the case of children left behind. ^[1] This study aimed to gain an in-depth understanding of the challenges and benefits of migration for wives and children left behind. ^[2] Recent studies suggest that an estimated 61 million rural migrants in China were living outside their hometowns with their children left behind. ^[3] A sizable share of the total migrants fall into the 25-44 age-group and their migration may have implications on education and protection of children left behind. ^[4] This study investigates the short-run effect of paternal absence due to circular migration on the socio-emotional skills of their children left behind. ^[5] Growing rural-to-urban and international migration flows have sparked concerns about the investments in the education of the children left behind in Cambodia. ^[6] Gender inequalities negatively impacted females and children left behind. ^[7] improved livelihood income due to remittances, it could also present complex negative impacts to the welfare of families and children left behind. ^[8] We study samples from four populations: rural children left behind by both parents, rural children left behind by one parent, rural non-left-behind children, and urban children. ^[9] ABSTRACT Using longitudinal data, this study examined the enrolment status of individual children left behind in the global trend towards ‘quality education’. ^[10] Results show that the health of rural children left behind by both parents (but not by one parent) is worse than the health of children living with both parents. ^[11] From their perspective, risk factors causing child maltreatment were categorised into four domains: (1) cultural factors, including parents’ absolute authority over their children and son preference; (2) social factors, including a fast-paced and stressful lifestyle, children left behind by migrant worker parents and lack of quality child care and education; (3) family factors, including economic status, family structure, parents’ inability to provide parental care, experience of maltreatment and parents’ illnesses; (4) children’s factors, including gender, temper, disabilities and poor awareness of self-protection. ^[12] The objective of this work was to examine the influence of perceived effects of the unrest, migration of a household member, and children left behind on the reporting of psychiatric symptoms of working age adults. ^[13] There is much evidence that migration of a parent affects the educational performance of children left behind (CLB). ^[14] Parental migration has caused millions of children left behind, especially in China and India. ^[15] There are an estimated 41 million children left behind in rural areas who are living without one or both of their parents. ^[16]

children left unattended

Identifying children in thermal image using thermopile arrays sensor is vital for several computer vision programs, such as MATLAB, especially for detecting children left unattended in a parked automobile under extreme high temperature. ^[1] (1) In the pediatric population, the most common forms of heat-related pathology occur in exercising adolescents and in children left unattended in vehicles or excessively warm environments. ^[2]

children left untreated

Background Accurate diagnosis of urinary tract infection is essential as children left untreated may suffer permanent renal injury. ^[1] PURPOSE Accurate diagnosis of urinary tract infection in children is essential because children left untreated can experience permanent renal injury. ^[2]