TAILIEUCHUNG - NATIONAL PLAN FOR MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH TRAINING

The Working Group believes that, in addition to making a meaningful contribution to the diet, foods marketed to children should also be those with minimal quantities of nutrients that could have a negative impact on health and weight. Nutrition Principle B therefore proposes targets for limiting the amount of sodium, saturated fat, trans fat, and added sugars. In selecting the four specific nutrients, the Working Group is again drawing from recommendations from the 2010 DGA. The Working Group’s focus is on the nutrients that play a significant negative role in children’s diets either by increasing the risk of childhood obesity or the risk of. | D R A F T NATIONAL PLAN FOR MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH TRAINING GOALS AND OBJECTIVES February 24 2004 This draft of the National Plan for Maternal and Child Health Training consists of the Vision for the Plan and the Goals and Objectives. It is provided to you for your comments and feedback. NATIONAL PLAN FOR MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH TRAINING A Vision for the 21st Century All children and families will live and thrive in healthy communities served by a quality workforce that helps assure their health and well being. Values Incorporated into this Plan Every family deserves Caring and competent health workers who place the needs of families and communities at the center of their practice Responsive quality health systems organized so that individuals and families can easily use them Evidence-based policies and programs that are accountable for planning implementing and investing in priority health needs of families and communities and Access to a seamless system in which health is coordinated with community social and educational programs. Workforce preparation must Address all levels of the workforce from community-based workers and providers to program managers higher education faculty and community leaders Acknowledge that learning is life-long and should therefore be supported by a continuum of educational opportunities and Address the universal and the unique needs of MCH populations throughout the life cycle and develop and be responsive to present and emerging issues. National Plan for Maternal and Child Health Training 1 Goal 1 Assure a workforce that possesses the knowledge skills and attitudes to meet unique MCH population needs. Strategy A Improve the quality of training and practice for MCH professionals. Objective 1 By 2010 increase the number of practitioners who demonstrate expertise in MCH including proficiency in public health through achievement of MCH competencies. Identify baseline and set target by 2008. Objective 2 By 2010 increase the .

• Sức khỏe trẻ em
• Animals and Human
• Wildlife Genome
• Terrestrial Animals
• Wildlife Conservation
• Genome Banking
• Cats Reproductive
• Functions of animals in children’s English literature
• Animals in children’s English literature
• Children’s literary works
• Roles of animals
• Human animal communication
• Epidemiological study on Toxoplasmosis
• Toxoplasmosis of human
• Animals at Dhamar governorate
• Tested using ELISA
• PCR techniques for detection antibodies against
• DIVERSE ANIMALS
• correct facial proportions
• ILLUSTRATIONS
• grid method
• human face
• digital painting