The importance of research and participation in formulating child health policy

Lisa Whiting; Sally Kendall; Wendy Wills

doi:10.7748/ncyp2012.12.24.10.18.c9462

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The importance of research and participation in formulating child health policy

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The importance of research and participation in formulating child health policy

Lisa Whiting, Sally Kendall and Wendy Wills

Nursing children and young people, Vol.24(10), pp.18-20

2012

DOI: https://doi.org/10.7748/ncyp2012.12.24.10.18.c9462

PMID: 23495478

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Abstract

Child health policy

child participation

health service planning

Research

Despite some evidence of the successful involvement of children in the development of health policy in the U.K., the outcome of this process and its evaluation are limited. This article reflects on the development of child health policy and how the views of children and young people may serve to inform and improve on their own lives and those of future generations.

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Title: The importance of research and participation in formulating child health policy
Authors/Creators: Lisa Whiting - University of Hertfordshire
Sally Kendall
Wendy Wills
Publication Details: Nursing children and young people, Vol.24(10), pp.18-20
Publisher: RCN Pub. Co
Identifiers: 991005569347507891
Murdoch Affiliation: Ngangk Yira Institute for Change
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article

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