Public health nurse services for maternal-child immigrant healthcare: a literature review

Child language interventions in public health: a systematic literature review.

PURPOSE Systematically review the literature on interventions in children's language in primary health care. METHODS One searched the electronic databases (January 1980 to March 2013) MEDLINE (accessed by PubMed), Scopus, Lilacs and Scielo. The search terms used were "child language", "primary health care", "randomized controlled trial" and "intervention studies" (in English, Portuguese and S...

User and Public Involvement in Health Services: a Literature Review

A Literature Review This report is dedicated to the memory of David Brandon. David's life's work was about user empowerment and involvement. David was working on this review shortly before he died in November 2001. We hope that the material here will encourage many other people to put into effect the values that David believed were so important. 3 Executive summary Background Scottish Human Ser...

Maternal Satisfaction with Health and Healthcare Services: A Survey in Northern Iran

Background and Objectives: Patient satisfaction is an important indicator of the quality of health and healthcare services. Most relevant studies in Iran have been conducted in the nation’s capital, and there is a lack of large-scale studies in other regions of this country. In order to help filling this gap, this study was designed to undertake a relatively large-scale assessment of patient sa...

A systematic review of Public libraries’ services, potentials, opportunities and challenges in delivering healthcare

Historically, public libraries have been responsible with the information and knowledge acquirement. Thus, its services and core values earned a well-deserved reputation in aligning with public education programs as well as healthcare. Fighting against inequalities racial prejudice and helping people in wars and social as well as global disasters such as Covid-19 pandemics are among public libr...

Maternal and Child Health: a Basic Part of Public Health