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Community Paediatric Review, Vol 20 No1
The latest edition of Community Paediatric Review is now available. This edition looks at ‘Improving child and family health services for families most in need’ and ‘Building positive relationships with families’.
Place-based approaches roundtable report published
Proceedings from the Centre’s Place-based initiatives transforming communities roundtable have been published.
Experts discuss social inclusion and early childhood education and care
Naomi Eisenstadt, Senior Research Fellow in Education and Social Policy, University of Oxford presented at the CCCH Seminar Series on ECEC and social inclusion.
Schools stagger under young burden
Almost 47,000 children start prep with behavioural and other developmental problems. Dr Sharon Goldfeld spoke to The Age about the burden on schools to address children’s health needs and the importance of reducing health inequalities.
Latest Policy Brief out now – Children’s mental health
This edition suggests the need for increased awareness of children’s mental health and the importance of early prevention and intervention.
Experts discuss place-based approaches at CCCH roundtable
The Centre for Community Child Health (CCCH) brought together a group of experts to discuss place-based approaches for improving the lives of children and families in Australia at a roundtable discussion on 22 March.
What’s new in child language research: implications for policy and practice
Australian and international experts in child language development discussed what’s new in child language research at the most recent ‘Early Years: from research to policy to practice’ seminar, held on Friday 30 March. Presentations will be available shortly.
Community Paediatric Review, Vol 19 No 3 – Epigenetics
The latest edition of Community Paediatric Review is out now. This edition is on epigenetics.
Place-based approaches to supporting children and families – Policy Brief 23, out now
The latest Policy Brief, ‘Place-based approaches to supporting children and families’, is now available.