Kenneth A Dodge, Yu Bai, Helen F Ladd, Clara G Muschkin
Impact of North Carolina's Early Childhood Programs and Policies on Educational Outcomes in Elementary School
Child development
present experience results reregistration residents foz iguau border town located state paran brazil meet guidelines national primary health care phc policy new financing model programa previne brasil scanning strategy convenience sample used data collection 52 263 households visited 22 710 interviews conducted september november 2019 interviews conducted facetoface 54 community health workers data collected household ownership status urban rural location type household construction material availability electrical sewage networks water supply waste disposal demographic health information residents also collected reregistration process revealed residents home owners lived wellconstructed homes located mostly urban areas served electricity access water supply garbage collection reregistered population 528 women 625 aged 15 59 years 600 declared white among respondents aged 15 900 completed elementary school main occupation formal salaried job additionally 186 interviewees declared hypertensive 70 diabetic reregistration process uncovered relevant information support phc planning well social assistance work housing initiatives also fundamental define health care strategies border town covid19 pandemic