Health and Disabilities Services in Early Head Start: Are Families Getting Needed Health Care Services?

Ellen Eliason Kisker and Carol Kuhns

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Abstract: Researchers examined the health status, safety, and health care of participating children and families, finding that most children were in excellent or very good health. However, the youngest children were most vulnerable.

Keywords: Early Head Start; Health; Disability; Families (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 86
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