TAILIEUCHUNG - Self Reported Health Status 2011 and Child Health Status 2011

Kenya has amended the legislation to allow women to take 90 days maternity leave together with annual leave (Kenya Employment Act 2007). There has been collective commitment through KEPSA and the MoH to strengthen workplace support for breastfeeding mothers. Many private (Federation of Kenya Employees and Kenya Private Sestor Association organizations) and public sector partners have committed to “Better Business Practices for Children”. In 2010, Kenyan employers signed a commitment to embrace ‘Better Businesses Practices for Children’ by providing support for breastfeeding mothers at the workplace. About 30 employers, under the auspices of the Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA), committed to comply with the statutory 14 weeks maternity. | Self Reported Health Status 2011 and Child Health Status 2011 Overweight and Obesity Queensland Division of the Chief Health Officer Qjeensland Health Toward Tomorrow s Queensland 4 Queensland Government 2 Overweight and Obesity in Queensland Queensland Health 2011 Copyright protects this publication. However Queensland Health has no objection to this material being reproduced with acknowledgement except for commercial purposes. Permission to reproduce for commercial purposes should be sought from the Policy and Quality Officer Queensland Health GPO Box 48 Brisbane Qld 4001. Suggested citation Queensland Health. Self reported health status 2011 and child health status 2011 overweight and obesity Queensland. Queensland Health Brisbane 2011. Acknowledgements This report was prepared by Susan Clemens Nelufa Begum Claire DeBats Darren White and Catherine Harper of the Population Epidemiology Unit Strategic Partnerships and Epidemiology Branch Preventative Health Directorate Division of the Chief Health Officer. The survey was developed by Catherine Harper Susan Clemens and Darren White of the Population Epidemiology Unit. The Self Reported Health Status 2011 survey was funded by the Division of the Chief Health Officer Queensland Health. Thanks are due to the individuals within the Preventative Health Directorate who provided expert advice during the development of the survey or reports and to the thousands of Queenslanders who gave their time to share their experiences and contribute to this research. Data from the Self Reported Health Status 2011 survey and the Child Health Status 2011 survey forms the basis for a suite of reports on different health topics for Queensland. Each report presents findings for Queensland health indicators stratified by sex age socioeconomic advantage disadvantage and the Accessibility Remoteness Index of Australia ARIA . Self reported health status 2011 preventive health indicators Queensland. Queensland Health Brisbane 2011 Self .

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• Chronic Renal
• Pathogenesis of Thrombosis
• Microparticles
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• Behavioural Perspective
• Practice Theory
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