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Zum aktuellen Stand der Kindervorsorgeprogramme : Ergebnisse des ersten bundesweiten Arbeitstreffens 2011 in Frankfurt am Main. / Hock, S; Berchner, Y; Blankenstein, O; Buschbaum, T; Ellsässer, G; Heuermann, M W; Klein, R; Kolbow, D; Metzner, Franka; Röhlich-Pause, K; Thaiss, H; Untze, P; Zimmermann, E; Kieslich, M.

In: GESUNDHEITSWESEN, Vol. 75, No. 3, 3, 2013, p. 143-148.

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Harvard

Hock, S, Berchner, Y, Blankenstein, O, Buschbaum, T, Ellsässer, G, Heuermann, MW, Klein, R, Kolbow, D, Metzner, F, Röhlich-Pause, K, Thaiss, H, Untze, P, Zimmermann, E & Kieslich, M 2013, 'Zum aktuellen Stand der Kindervorsorgeprogramme: Ergebnisse des ersten bundesweiten Arbeitstreffens 2011 in Frankfurt am Main', GESUNDHEITSWESEN, vol. 75, no. 3, 3, pp. 143-148. <http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23361405?dopt=Citation>

APA

Hock, S., Berchner, Y., Blankenstein, O., Buschbaum, T., Ellsässer, G., Heuermann, M. W., Klein, R., Kolbow, D., Metzner, F., Röhlich-Pause, K., Thaiss, H., Untze, P., Zimmermann, E., & Kieslich, M. (2013). Zum aktuellen Stand der Kindervorsorgeprogramme: Ergebnisse des ersten bundesweiten Arbeitstreffens 2011 in Frankfurt am Main. GESUNDHEITSWESEN, 75(3), 143-148. [3]. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23361405?dopt=Citation

Vancouver

Hock S, Berchner Y, Blankenstein O, Buschbaum T, Ellsässer G, Heuermann MW et al. Zum aktuellen Stand der Kindervorsorgeprogramme: Ergebnisse des ersten bundesweiten Arbeitstreffens 2011 in Frankfurt am Main. GESUNDHEITSWESEN. 2013;75(3):143-148. 3.

Bibtex

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title = "Zum aktuellen Stand der Kindervorsorgeprogramme: Ergebnisse des ersten bundesweiten Arbeitstreffens 2011 in Frankfurt am Main",
abstract = "10 of the 13 federal states presented their structures, implementation methods and results as part of the nationwide workshop for children's preventative medicine and early recognition projects for Germany on 9th September 2011 in Frankfurt am Main. This was the first time a full overview of all programmes of this kind in Germany has been possible. The programmes and data from these 10 presentations were analysed and compared. Despite the many differences between the legal frameworks and structural implementation, the programmes also displayed similarities in the implementation and in the problems which arise. Significantly improved participation rates for early recognition check-ups have been achieved in the context of the programmes. Previously, only a few detailed evaluations for the detection of risks to children's welfare and other effects such as vaccination rates and improvements in children's health through more advice and care were available.",
author = "S Hock and Y Berchner and O Blankenstein and T Buschbaum and G Ells{\"a}sser and Heuermann, {M W} and R Klein and D Kolbow and Franka Metzner and K R{\"o}hlich-Pause and H Thaiss and P Untze and E Zimmermann and M Kieslich",
year = "2013",
language = "Deutsch",
volume = "75",
pages = "143--148",
journal = "GESUNDHEITSWESEN",
issn = "0941-3790",
publisher = "Georg Thieme Verlag KG",
number = "3",

}

RIS

TY - JOUR

T1 - Zum aktuellen Stand der Kindervorsorgeprogramme

T2 - Ergebnisse des ersten bundesweiten Arbeitstreffens 2011 in Frankfurt am Main

AU - Hock, S

AU - Berchner, Y

AU - Blankenstein, O

AU - Buschbaum, T

AU - Ellsässer, G

AU - Heuermann, M W

AU - Klein, R

AU - Kolbow, D

AU - Metzner, Franka

AU - Röhlich-Pause, K

AU - Thaiss, H

AU - Untze, P

AU - Zimmermann, E

AU - Kieslich, M

PY - 2013

Y1 - 2013

N2 - 10 of the 13 federal states presented their structures, implementation methods and results as part of the nationwide workshop for children's preventative medicine and early recognition projects for Germany on 9th September 2011 in Frankfurt am Main. This was the first time a full overview of all programmes of this kind in Germany has been possible. The programmes and data from these 10 presentations were analysed and compared. Despite the many differences between the legal frameworks and structural implementation, the programmes also displayed similarities in the implementation and in the problems which arise. Significantly improved participation rates for early recognition check-ups have been achieved in the context of the programmes. Previously, only a few detailed evaluations for the detection of risks to children's welfare and other effects such as vaccination rates and improvements in children's health through more advice and care were available.

AB - 10 of the 13 federal states presented their structures, implementation methods and results as part of the nationwide workshop for children's preventative medicine and early recognition projects for Germany on 9th September 2011 in Frankfurt am Main. This was the first time a full overview of all programmes of this kind in Germany has been possible. The programmes and data from these 10 presentations were analysed and compared. Despite the many differences between the legal frameworks and structural implementation, the programmes also displayed similarities in the implementation and in the problems which arise. Significantly improved participation rates for early recognition check-ups have been achieved in the context of the programmes. Previously, only a few detailed evaluations for the detection of risks to children's welfare and other effects such as vaccination rates and improvements in children's health through more advice and care were available.

M3 - SCORING: Zeitschriftenaufsatz

VL - 75

SP - 143

EP - 148

JO - GESUNDHEITSWESEN

JF - GESUNDHEITSWESEN

SN - 0941-3790

IS - 3

M1 - 3

ER -