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4291.0: Tuesday, November 9, 2004: 4:30 PM-6:00 PM | |||
Poster | |||
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| The session showcases papers submitted by students that deal with issues related to infant, child, and family health. Topics include: 1) the impact of budget cuts on the MCH infrastructure, 2) prenatal care quality, 3) family planning, 4) family interactions, 5) breastfeeding, and 6) nutrition and physical activities. This student session was initiated by the Maternal and Child Health Section to promote academic contributions and achievement in maternal and child health among graduate students. See individual abstracts for the presenting author's disclosure statement. | |||
| Learning Objectives: At the conclusion of this session, participants will be able to: 1. Discuss the health risks for women and children in Connecticut, in light of recent cutbacks. 2. describe ways to measure the quality of prenatal care. 3. Identify homeless women who are at highest risk for unplanned pregnancy and factors that contribute to their nonuse of contraception. 4. Articulate why a more complete conceptual model of pregnancy intention that includes male viewpoints may be beneficial. 5. Discuss the impact of home social environments on child health. 6. Describe factors that increase or decrease the quality of maternal and infant interaction and its effects on breastfeeding. 7. Evaluate whether the determinants of stunting are different from wasting. 8. Identify avenues for the design of interventions for Latino youth that decrease obesity risk. | |||
| Thomas Vallin, MPH | |||
| What predicts quality in prenatal care? The contribution of demographic, psychosocial and health care factors Sarah Boslaugh, PhD, Jeffrey Mayer, PhD | |||
| Intimate partner violence as a risk factor for children’s injuries and use of emergency room and urgent care Cecilia Casanueva, Vangie A. Foshee, PhD, Richard Barth, PhD | |||
| Conception and contraception: An integrative review of the family planning practices of homeless women Abigail L. Haynes, RN, BSN, MSN | |||
| Maternal child healthcare infrastructure: Fewer resources for more patients KaSandra N. Rogiers, BA, Enid Castro, BA, Nabila Alibhai, BA | |||
| Relation of maternal-infant feeding interaction with maternal stressors and distress in Bangladesh Amy L. Frith, MS, MPH, Edward A. Frongillo, PhD, Ruchira T. Naved, PhD, Mary W. Byrne, PhD | |||
| Withdrawn -- Three-level longitudinal and multilevel analyses of time, individual and household influences on the nutritional status of children in rural Pakistan Faiza Tabassum, MSc, Nyovani Madise, PhD, Zoë Matthews, PhD, Peter W. F. Smith, PhD | |||
| Childhood respiratory illness in prospective cohort study Kimberly K. Russell, BS, Andrey I. Egorov, PhD, Angela L. Fenner-Elias, MPH, Jeffrey Griffiths, MD, MPH, TM, Elena N. Naumova, PhD | |||
| Demographic profiles of American families with frequent and infrequent parent-child activities Harvinder Sareen, MPH | |||
| Exploring the Male Component of Pregnancy Intention in African American Couples Cynthia Summers, DrPH | |||
| Asthma medication use among school-aged children Li Yan Wang, MBA, MA, Yuna Zhong, MD, MSPH, Lani S. M. Wheeler, MD, FAAP, FASHA | |||
| See individual abstracts for presenting author's disclosure statement and author's information. | |||
| Organized by: | Maternal and Child Health | ||
| Endorsed by: | Black Caucus of Health Workers; Injury Control and Emergency Health Services; Public Health Student Caucus; School Health Education and Services | ||