Po-Ching Wang, Jing-Wun Huang, De-Chih Lee
Participation in Intergenerational Food and Agriculture Education Programs Effectively Promotes Place Attachment
International journal of environmental research and public health
early detection child developmental parenting problems important timely prevention spark36 structured problem analysis raising kids aged 36 months novel broadscope structured interview guide aimed assessing parenting concerns needs support child developmental parenting problems using parental professionals youth health care nurses perspective applicability spark36 practice already demonstrated aim evaluate known groups validity spark36 data collected crosssectional study 20202021 known groups validity assessed testing two hypotheses spark36 risk assessment shows higher risk parenting child developmental problems children 1 parents lower socioeconomic status 2 families 4 risk factors child maltreatment test hypotheses fishers exact tests applied total 29 youth health care nurses four school health services performed spark36led consultations 599 parentchild pairs assess risk child developmental parenting problems hypotheses accepted significant p level results known groups validity support hypothesis spark36 risk assessment child developmental parenting problems carried valid way future research needed assess aspects validity reliability spark36 first step validating instrument use nurseled consultation parents 3yearolds flemish school health services thereby spark36 supports nurses accomplishing assignment making risk assessment contributes quality care study aimed evaluate known groups validity spark36 therefore conducted using input public patient population