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Disadvantage and development
Disadvantage can have a lasting impact on almost a third of Australian children.
The Australian Declaration for Young Children
The Centre is a proud supporter of the declaration, pledging a commitment and determination to improving children’s outcomes.
Brilliant Minds
As well as being a department of The Royal Children’s Hospital, the Centre for Community Child Health is a research department of Murdoch Childrens Research Institute, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2016. To celebrate this significant milestone, MCRI has released Brilliant Minds as a snapshot of its researchers’ work.
Everyone benefits
The early years are a unique opportunity to amplify outcomes for all children so that they can become healthy and contributing adults.
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Video: Brain Builders
Brain Builders presents the science of how children’s brains develop, using animation to make the complex simple and accessible.
Community Paediatric Review – out now!
In this edition, find out about father-inclusive practice and the latest on asthma management.
Centre Director presents to the Public Hearing
On Monday August 18, CCCH Director Professor Frank Oberklaid and Dr Tim Moore presented to the Public Hearing of the Productivity Commission’s Inquiry into Childcare and Early Learning. The transcript is now available for download.
Movement in children with cerebral palsy
An upcoming webinar will use cases to demonstrate common tools for describing and classifying movement disorders and functional abilities in children with cerebral palsy.