hrvatski

Istraživanje znanja i stavova roditelja o prehrani i najčešćim zdravstvenim problemima djece u Republici Hrvatskoj. UNICEF- Ured za Republiku Hrvatsku i Klinika za dječje bolesti Zagreb, Klaićeva 16, Zagreb. 96 str. ISBN 953-97059-3-2.

The World Health Organization and UNICEF have defined a series of strategies with the purpose of promoting the health of children in the world. Among the most important programs are: the expanded program of immunization of children, the promotion of nutrition, especially breast-feeding, and the prevenetion of the most significant health problems in primary health care i.e. acute respiratory and diarrheal diseases in children (ARI/CDD). This research undertaken into the level of knowledge and attitudes of parents towards the nutrition and most common health problems of their children, had the aim of establishing the present situation in terms of the issues mentioned, and especially to establish the level of parents' health culture, i.e. their level of knowledge and their attitudes to the most frequent health problems in children. This survey produced the several general conclusiones and recommendations: 1. Conclusions and recommendations relating to child nutrition, 2. Conclusions relatin to Acute Respiratory Infections (ARI), 3. Conclusion and recommendations relating to Acute Diarrheal Diseases (ADD), 4. Immunization coverage of children 1-2 years old in the Republic of Croatia, 5. Conclusion on the influence of health visitors on the health care of children.

Zaštita djece ; roditeljskog znanja i ponašanja ; zdravlje i prehrana djece

Djelo je tiskano i na engleskom jeziku: 16. Grgurić, Josip ; Borčić, Berislav ; Kolaček, Sanja ; Kršulović, Vilka ; Loffler-Badžek, Dagmar ; Lulić-Jurjević, Rajka, Percl, Mirjana, Dumičić, Ksenija ; Marušić, Zrinka (1998). Multi-indicator Survey in Croatia – Research into Parental Knowledge and Behavior Concerning Children’s Health and Nutrition. (Grgurić, Josip - Editor). UNICEF-Head Office Zagreb-Croatia and Children’s Hospital Zagreb. ISBN 953-97059-3-2. CROSBI: https://www.bib.irb.hr/64550.