Primary care physicians who see young patients are often asked about strength training programs for children. Some parents are seeking ways to give their child a competitive edge in sports. Many parents of overweight children seek guidance about which activities are effective for weight loss. Musculoskeletal injuries and epiphyseal fractures are also a concern. Informed clinicians can reassure ...

Toothbrush is a well-known tool in oral care. Effective tooth brushing can help in the management of dental caries and periodontal disease. Familiarity of children with this device is important. Dentists and their assistant need adequate information about children's oral hygiene to educate them and their parents. The aim of this review was to pinpoint the main issues of brushing teeth in childr...

BACKGROUND Conduction of thesis by the students is one of their major academic activities. Thesis quality and acquired experiences are highly dependent on the supervision. Our study is aimed at identifing the challenges in thesis supervision from both students and faculty members point of view. METHODS This study was conducted using individual in-depth interviews and Focus Group Discussions (...

There is currently considerable concern about the attractiveness of hospital medicine as a career and experiences in core medical training (CMT) are a key determinant of whether trainees continue in the medical specialties. Little is understood about the quality and impact of the current CMT programme and this survey was designed to assess this. Three key themes emerged. Firstly, the demands of...

What does libertarian theory, Murray Rothbard's theory in particular, tell us about the rights of children? The two foundational principles of Rothbardian libertarianism are the sanctity of private property and the rule of non-aggression. Persons, including children, are "self-owners". Yet children, at a young age, are not yet capable of functioning fully as "self-owners." They must be cared fo...

UNLABELLED This pilot study concerns cognitive rehabilitation of children with acquired brain injury (ABI). AIM The aim is threefold; to determine (1) whether the Amsterdam Memory and Attention Training for Children (AMAT-C) programme for children with ABI can be integrated in the child's school, (2) whether supervision in the school-setting maintains the child's motivation throughout the tra...

OBJECTIVE To describe a series of nonmotorized scooter-related injuries to children to increase public awareness and encourage prevention of such injuries. DESIGN A descriptive study of a consecutive series of patients. SETTING The pediatric emergency service of a municipal hospital. PARTICIPANTS All children <18 years old who presented to the Pediatric Emergency Service (PES) with a scoo...

BACKGROUND A limitation of traditional outcome studies from behavioral interventions is the lack of attention given to evaluating the influence of moderating variables. This study examined possible moderation effect of baseline activity levels on physical activity change as a result of the Ready for Recess intervention. METHODS Ready for Recess (August 2009-September 2010) was a controlled tr...

This study focuses on examining criminal oversight of children in conflict with the law Indonesian system, trend increasing rates juvenile delinquency and level offenses committed by minors which lead to crimes encourages more supervision. Providing appropriate direction, countermeasures, or handling for who commit violations that acts. uses Statute Approach. The results show how policy regardi...