Assessment of Emotional Status of Orphans and Vulnerable Children in Zambia
Identifieur interne : 004401 ( Istex/Corpus ); précédent : 004400; suivant : 004402Assessment of Emotional Status of Orphans and Vulnerable Children in Zambia
Auteurs : Sharon M. Kirkpatrick ; Wilaiporn Rojjanasrirat ; Beverly J. South ; Jeri A. Sindt ; Lee A. WilliamsSource :
- Journal of Nursing Scholarship [ 1527-6546 ] ; 2012-06.
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- Abnormal reactions, Adaptation questionnaire, Aids care, Aids orphans, Assistant professor, Caregiver, Child participants, Cluver, Cluver gardner, Cluver orkin, Community health workers, Conduct problems, Convenience sample, Copperbelt province, Data collection, Demographic data, Demographic variables, Demoting element, Demoting factors, Deviant behaviors, Editorial team, Emotional distress, Emotional health, Emotional negligence, Emotional processing, Emotional status, Emotional status indication, Executive director, Family health, Food insecurity, Further research, Graceland university, Health status, High levels, International orphans, Kirkpatrick, Local volunteers, Mental health, Mental health promotion, Nations fund, Ndings, Nursing scholarship, Orphan, Physical care, Pilot interview, Previous studies, Psychological distress, Scary dreams, Sigma, Sigma theta, Social participation, Social science medicine, Strong relationship, Therapeutic groups, Theta, Varcarolis halter, Verbal consent, Vulnerable children, World bank, Zambia, Zambia kirkpatrick.
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- Abnormal reactions, Adaptation questionnaire, Aids care, Aids orphans, Assistant professor, Caregiver, Child participants, Cluver, Cluver gardner, Cluver orkin, Community health workers, Conduct problems, Convenience sample, Copperbelt province, Data collection, Demographic data, Demographic variables, Demoting element, Demoting factors, Deviant behaviors, Editorial team, Emotional distress, Emotional health, Emotional negligence, Emotional processing, Emotional status, Emotional status indication, Executive director, Family health, Food insecurity, Further research, Graceland university, Health status, High levels, International orphans, Kirkpatrick, Local volunteers, Mental health, Mental health promotion, Nations fund, Ndings, Nursing scholarship, Orphan, Physical care, Pilot interview, Previous studies, Psychological distress, Scary dreams, Sigma, Sigma theta, Social participation, Social science medicine, Strong relationship, Therapeutic groups, Theta, Varcarolis halter, Verbal consent, Vulnerable children, World bank, Zambia, Zambia kirkpatrick.
Abstract
Purpose: To describe the emotional status of orphans and vulnerable children (OVC) in two communities in Zambia.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1547-5069.2012.01447.x
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