Eun-Jeong Yu, Eun-Nam Lee
Development and Validation of a Nursing Work Interruption Scale
International journal of environmental research and public health
globally covid19 pandemic put children increased risk neglect violence human rights violations despite growing evidence impact child protective services dearth research low middleincome countries crosssectional qualitative study explored service providers policymakers views experiences childrens protection realtime last quarter 2020 smartphone appbased survey containing open closedended questions used data analyzed using descriptive statistics qualitative content analysis eightyfour respondents participated including service providers service managers policymakers mostly representing nongovernmental organizations ngos civil society organizations csos governments across 12 countries predominantly kenya south africa philippines respondents reported sectors experienced challenges protecting children violence particularly delays reporting abuse pursuing justice reaching living poor andor rural areas good practices innovations childrens protection pandemic reported several domains advocacy signposting justice health care education awarenessraising childrens visibility virtual service delivery community resources involvement also highlighted vital ineffectiveness child protection laws policies organizational responses however hindered implementation effective practices covid19 pandemic accentuated complexities interconnectivity systems processes actors joint impact childrens protection rights collectively findings reinforce criticality collaborative urgent childcentered responses