Jaruneth Petchoo, Narisara Kaewchutima, Nattapol Tangsuphoom
Nutritional quality of lunch meals and plate waste in school lunch programme in Southern Thailand
Journal of nutritional science
studies conducted decade ago showed ponseti method suffers many executionrelated issuesparticularly low middleincome countries including poverty physical distance lack transportation etc society undergone many changes including improvements literacy connectivity transport digital etc last decade therefore study designed identify contemporary apprehensions concerns challenges parents seeking ctev treatment child ponseti method india descriptive crosssectional study 200 parents children undergoing treatment multispecialty hospital carried using interview guide semistructured interviews conducted telephonically recorded statistical analysis shows male child presented late female child physical distance associated child discomfort casting bracing phase travel method affecting followup increase travel time may result increased casts due lack regular followup parents income level also strongly associated regularity followup child discomfort treatment patients traveling long distances public transport vulnerable group regardless gender children cases likely experience discomfort casting bracing phase lack regular followup expert doctors brace unavailability local area remain vital challenges parents