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Index Arademir performanre hadth oukom~s and, 76 parental edurational attainment, 133 134 parental infloenres, 72 televisionvideoviewmg nd,80 81 Arrea3 to rare, 84, 88 89,152,153 Arridents md mjories, 2 boilt environment d~dgn md, 66 67 r:hi dt ood risk, 64 65 health rare otilbation related to, 65 mmtaBty, 15, 64 65 prevention, 65, 37 trends, 65 workplare, 64 Adherenre to treatment, 55 57 Admmistration for Chi dren and fami i~s, 66, 100, 197 Agenry for Healthrare Researrh and Qoality, 6, 93 94, 99, 156 157, 197, 205 Age related sobpop~ation3, 113 biomarkers of s~eptibi ity, 120 Aggregated datasystems, 167 170, 205, 207 208 Aggreasive bd avior dectronir entertamments and, 79 parenting style and 71 See =Iso Violenre Air poBotants, 59, 64, 67 rerommendation3 for resean:h, 9, 203 315 doring pregn nry, 58 genetir fartors, 48, 49 p rental, 73 A I Kids Coont, 101,173 174 A lergi~s, 50 Amerir m Commonity Sorvey, 9, 137, 203 A mie E Casey foondation, 98 Antibiotir r~sistanre, 62 Arbovimses, 62 Asb~sto3, 64 Asfluna, 2 hygiene theory, 50 AttarEment formation and devdopment, 54 55, 71 Attention deflrit flsorder, 2 Attitod~3 md beliefs, 126 127 asseasing perreption3 of boilt environment, 132 mr:hmnir i ne s, 56 mfloenre on health, 54, 55 56, 126 127 mterventions targetmg, 56 measorement, 126 Aotomobile arridents, 65, 66 67, 132 Bark to Sleep rampaigm, 158 Barteria, 59
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55 56 dertmnirenkrtaimmentsand 80 81 mfluenre on rhi d's heakh, 53 tozmexposuresaflectmg, 51 Coming, 82 Committee on Evaluation of Chi dren's Hadth: Ma~r~s of Bisk, Protertive, md Promotiont Bartors for Asset dng Child Hadth in the Community, 17 18 Community environment data roBertion and management, 100 101, 137 142, 169 170, 185 186, 189 demographir fartors, 74 75, 137 health rare senire deliverysystem, 152 153 health measurement ronsideration3, 25 mfluenr~3 on heakh, 74 neighborhood desigm, 77 78, 131 133 pmce a fartors, 75 rerommendation3 for reseamh, i 9, 203 204 reporta~ds, 170, 171 t~hools, 76 srope of, 74 sodal orgmization, 77 78, 137 138 violenre m, 77, 13i 139, 141 Ste =Iso State and loral data roBertion Comorbidity, 102 Computer and video games, 78 81 ConfldentiaEty, 109, 176 178 m aggregated data system3, 167 m ass~ssment and monitormg of heakh mfluenr~3, 117 of georoded data, 9, 203, 204 mformed ronsent for dht mg of data, 178 179 mlL~keddatasystema,172 173 rerommendation3 for reseamh, 9 10, 204 serurityofdatasystems,l79 liO Conaumer Assez3ment of Heakh Plana Survey, 151, 187 C at of rare, 149 Crime, 203, 204 law enforrement data, 169 170
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fNDEX Critical periods, 39, 50 51 early programmmg, 52 53 m fetal development, 58 Culture, 24 25 acculturation effects, 143, 145, 202 concepts of children and djhi dren's health, 28 29 definition, 81, 143 f milybelief6,68 family learning environment, 72 health measurem nt considerations, 43, 81 83, 108, 118, 142 146, 200, 202 parenting style, 71 research needs, 209 treatment comply mce and, 57 Cupping, 82 Current Populabon Survey, 133, 135, 143 Cystic fibrosis, 49, 85 Cytomegalovirlls, 62 Data rolkaion on arr~3s to rare, 152, 153 awns to data, 9 10,168 169,178 180, 189 191, 203, 204, 205 assessmg efieab enev3 of health seedier, 150, 151 152, 153 on behavioral infioenres on health, 124 129 onbiologiralmfluenr~30nhealth,118 174 biologiralsampl~3, 121 123, 174, 180 182 on built environment, 131 133 on Phi dim~idonmg, 103, 113, 199 diniral data, inadequad~3 in, 98 100,102 103, 156 on community b fluenre3 on health, 1 00 101, 137 142 rompetmg stakeholder interacts m, 185 ronfldendalityin,9 10, 109, 176 178 rreatmg prod es md integrative measures of health, 104 106,154 155,158 159,165 on rnltnral factors, 43, 81 83, 108, 118, 142 146, 200, 202 rurn;nt system, 1, 12, 21, 26 27, 91 101, 193, 199 dis`;rimmation effects, 146 149 envimnmental factors, 8 9, 199 200, 205 204 f milyfa`;tors, 133 137 future prospe3;ts, 174, 209 geog aphid variation, 8 9, 203 204 on health conditions, 102 103 on health potential, 105 104, 199 317 health related quality of life, 105 blformed consent kaoes, 178 179 of ssiruaure for, 185 185 investigator initiated surveys, 95 96, 126 to monitor health policy outcomes, 25, 149 150, 155 162 n tional data syntheses, 97 98 n;wborns`;r~3;nt~stmg, 120, 180 181 is ongoingeffort, 159 160 on positive factors, 114, 118 p cay respondents, 107 rationale, 165 166, 192 193 -. ( ommendation3 for, 5 9, 196 204 on referrals from primary rare to specialists, ID rdiabi ity and validity, 107 109 se~urih cone 3, 179 180 standardbation, 10 11, 182 183, 204 205, 206, 207 208 state and local government mle m, 206 208 on subgroup f sparhies, 8, 118, 201 202 survey methodology, inadkquaeks m, 95, 96 97, 102 103, 109, 110, 117 118 terminology, 165 rosmesposure, 120 121, 129 130 See Do Measurement system for oh i dren's health; State md local data roBe~ition Data Cement, domed, 165 Data system, defined, 165 blatant, defined, 165 David and Luale Packard Foundation, 100 Deflnidon and framework for rhildren's health, 12,13 14,17,18,19 20, 26 conceptual model of health, 37 38, 41 43 postural variation, 24 25 current conceptualizations, 32 33 domains of health, 4, 6, 35 37, 195, 199 hdstoriral and conceptual development, 28 32 implirationsforme;3urement, 13 14, 197 198 policy development and, 160 161 rerommendatiom, 3 5, 194 196 Dep rtment of Health and Human Services, 5 6, 9, 10, 196 197, 203, 204 205 Depression, 69 parental, 72 73 Developing a Daddy Survey, 96 Development, 12 assessing fls`;rLmbtadon effects, 146 147 behavioral adaptation m, 54 55, 127
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318 body stor~s and, 51 52 rhi dhood prerursors of ad~t health, 24, 40, 114, 192 ronreptnal modd of health, 5 5, 38 40, 41 43, 45 46, 192, 194 196 ronsideration3 m measurement of rhi dren's health, 6, 12, 39, 107, 108 109, 110 112, 113, 192, 199, 208 209 dependenry of rhi dren, 23 early programmmg ronrept, 52 53 family mflnenre and, 69 gene espr~3sion patterns, 50 51 parendngand 71 peer b fiuenr~3, 78 radonale for rhdldren's health researrh, 22 24 sensitive and rritiral penods, 39, 49 50 sodor~tural rontext, 29 transition stages, 40, 112 Diabet~s, 2 Diagmo3tir dan3ifiration, 50 madequad~3 in rhi dren's health data roBerdon, 98 100,102 103 Diet and nutridon biomonitonng program, 121 durmg pregmanry, 52 53 earlyprogr mmmgronrept,52 53 f mily f~tors m, 72 fetal ~m~ mure to toxim, 59 foodrontammants,61 62 klevision viewing and, 80 Dioxin exposure, 121 Disability djusted life years, 105 106 Disadv>mt ged gmnps asse smg efiertivenes3 of health polkies, 157 158 oorrent fispad des m health rare ddivery, I 5 opport mides for bmproving had6h ma~surement, 112 poverty and heal6h, 69 70 rerommendation3 for rhi dren's heal6h measurement, 7, 8, 201 See =Iso Mmority pop~ations Discrimmation, 82 83 measurmg health effeas of, 146 149 researrh rhallenges, 146,147 148 researrh needs, 148 149 strex3 of worrymg abont, 148 Divorre, 70 Dom dns of rhdldren's health, 4, 6, 33 37, 43, 101 104, 195, 199 fNDEX Drinkmg water, 58 61, 87, 88 Dmg ~se and abuse rurrent data rollection efiorts, 126 during pregn nry, 58 p rental, 73 See ~dso Alohol nse md abuse Early Chi &ood Comprehensive Systems Initiadve, 155 Early Chi dhood Longdtn final Studies, 8, 199 Early Chi dhood LongitudEnal Study, 96, 127 Birth Cohort, 96,127 Kmdergarten C2ass, 96, 127 Early mtervention, 84, 155 Earlywarnmg, 3, 16 17, 194, 198 Eronomir analysis, 105 106 E ertmnir media, 78 81 Emotion functionmg, 36 behavioral adaptation m development, 55 madequades m rhi dren's health data roBertion, 102 103 b fluenre on dDld's hadfl, 53, 54 treatment rompFanre and 56 Emparho, 82 Environmental fartors, 3 4, 14 assensmg eff erts of environmenk pobry, 158 behavioral mflnenr~3 on health and, 56 57, 132 buitenvironment,66 67,77 78,131 133 rommunityenvimnment, 74 78, 137 142 ronrept of safety, 19 m ronreptnal modd of health, 5 4, 195 r~ture, 81 83,142 146 emotional response to, as healfl b fluenre, y f ml y fartors, 68 73 healfl bfluenreof 14,57 home esposur~3, 64 mjuryri~,64 65 mkraddon wifl biologdral fartors, 47, 48 51 measurement of health mflnenre of, 6 7, 129 133, 199 200 noise exposure, 63 ra flation exposure, 63 rerommendation3 for rhi dren's health measurement, 8 9, 205 204 rerommendation3 for researrh, 11 12, 208, 209 school exposnm3, 64
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fNDEX srope of, 45, 57 shortromings of rurrent measurement system, 7, 158, 162 worl,mlare ~,mmur~3, 58, 64, ISO See also Toxm expmure Environmental Protertion Agenry, 9, 98, 203, 208 Fami i~s romposition, 70 dataroBertion and analysis, 133 137 demographir fartors, 68, 69 70 br~3uenre on rhi dren's health, 68 69 learnmg environment, 72 parental mental health, 72 73 parental substanre abuse, 73 proce~3 factors, 68, 71 73 See =Iso Parent~hi d mkrartion Pederal Ed uration Right to Pnvary Art, 17 7 178 Pederal government dataroBertionefforts,92 100, 184, 186 189 historiral evolution of rhild protertion poliries, 29 30 rerommendation3 for agenri~3 and departments, 5 6, 9, 10, 11 12, 196 197, 203, 204 205, 208 210 spendmg on rhi dren, 149 skndar Bxation of health data, 182 support for state and loral data roBertion, 10, 204 206 Pe de ral Inte ragenry Po mm in Ch i d and P ml y Statisti~x, 98, 197 Eek alohol synd ome, 58 Bek development S~Prenatalhealth Blonda Chi dren's Relpstry and Infommation System, 173, 174 Fluondation of drinking water, 87, 88 Polak, Sl Polir ~id, 85 Porerastmg, 3 Poster rare, 153, 173 Poundation for Arrountabi ity, ISI Pragi e Pamilies and Child WeB Being Study, 95 96 Punctiomng domain of health, 4, 35 37 btadequea~s in rhi dren's health data roBertion, 103, 199 measurement, 7, 8,11 12,115 114,199, 201 Burmemo3ure, 121 319 Galartosemia, 120 Geneti~x, 45 behavior and, 48 disorders of, 47 48 ethirs i aws regardmg genetir data, 181 182 gene expre don biology, SO 51 br~3uenre on health, 20 mkrartion wi6h environmenk esposures, 48 51 screening, 121 snreptibi ity gen~s, 49, 120 Geographiral variation rurrent data rollection, 17, 169 170,185 186 rerommendation3 for data roBertion, 8 9, 205 204 shortrommgs of behavioral data roBertion, 129 Growth rurve analysis, 210 Health rare system assex3ing effertivene a of servire ddivery, 3, 25, 149 155, 194 rommunity servire system, 152 153 effertivenex3 of health senires, 83 85, 87 evolution of rhi dren's health senir~3, 29 32 goals for monitoring, 3, ISI, 193 194 mappmpriate interventiona, ISO rationale for rhi dren's health researrh, 21 25, 192 193, 210 referrals f om primary rare to speriaEst, I Y researrh needs, IY ISS servires for sperial populations, 153 shortrommgs and arromplishments, 1 2, 13 16 types of health servires for rhildren, 85 87 Healdh rondition3, 4, 54 35, 102 103 Health Employer Data information Syskm, 151 152 Health Inauranre Portability and Arro mtabi ityArt, 178 Health Inteniew Survey, 149 Health potential, 4, 35, 37 madequaries m rhi dren's heal6h data roBertion, 103 104, 199 measurement, 7, 8, 12, 199, 201 Health rdated behaviors, 53 Y arr~3s to rare, 84
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See P~stiades and inser deid~3 fNDEX Iwwmee, 88 89, 157 datasets, 98 99 bntegrated measwement system, 104 106, 154 155, 165, 205 206 aggregated data systems, 167 170 eonfldent/aEtyia30es, 167, 172 173,176 178 deflned, 165 f torepmsp ets, 166 167,188 189 bnternet aceea3, 168 169 linked data systems, 170 175 rat/onale, 165 166 rerommendat/ow for, 11, 207 208 resowee needs, 184 strateg/es, 167 bnternat/onal C2assifleanon of Diseases of Rdated HadthProblems, 50, 35 bnternat/onal C2assifleadon of Eon~donmg, Disabi /ty and Health, 103 bnternat/onal C2asslfleatlon of Pr/ma y Ct e, 103 bnternadont eompansow children's het fl, 14, 15 16 het fl measwement, 159 Inkrnet, 168 169, 189 191, 205 Inknentlon m ehdldren's het fl acc~3s, 84 assea3/ng effeet/venea3 of service dd/very, 149 155 eompl/anee, 56 eoneeptoal md elm/eal evolot/on, 30 31 early Inkrventlon seniees, 84, 155 effert/venea3 of health seniees, 83 85, 87 mjmy prevent/on, 65, 66 67 to prevent ad~t morbldlty, 24 sor/oroltwal flflerenees, 25 spenflng, 149 types of, 85 87 bnvest/gator mltlakd swveys, 95 96, 126 Iron, 51 52 KIDS COUNT, 98, 170 KIDSNET, 173 174, 175 Langoage t~c/Ls, 72 L w enforcement data, 169 170 Lead, 14, 51, 60 61 L/k style rdakd health eondltlow, 127 Lirdreddatasyskmw, 170 175, 176 178, 184 georodmg, 9, 203, 204
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fNDEX Low bbfl weight babies, 15 16 oorn;nt h~;alfl measun;m~;nt syskm, 91 Lyme fls~ia~i, 62 Mame Marks, 190 Mandakd r`;portmg, 92, 176 Massmedia,73 31 Ma~sCHIP, 170, 172 Makrnal md Chi d Health Bureau, 5, 94, 97 98, 100, 113, 155, 156 157, 186 187, 197, 205 Measurement syst~im fomshi dren's health asseasmg efl~3itivenea3 of s`;rvire delivery, 149 155 `;hall;ng~3 in; ssev3m~int and monitoring of health mfluenr~3, 116 118, 121 124, 127 128, 133, 135 136, 139 140, 143 144, 146 148, 152 153, 160 161 ronreptualbation gaps, 106 107 roor flnation and linkage among stu fl~s, 96, 97 rriknafor,45 44 rurn;nt syskm, 6 7, 26 27, 91 101, 193 ddmition of health in, 13 14, 19 20, 197 198 developmental ronsideration3, 39, 107, 108 109, 110 112, 113, 192, 199 domains of health, 35 37, 43 goals, 2 3, 114 115, 193 194, 198 historiral development, 50, 31 32 mternationalromparison, 159 m`;thodologiral gaps, 107 110, 209, 210 opport mities for improving, 101 114, 162 163 rationale, 1, 2, 16 17, 21, 192 193, 210 reromm`;ndation3,9 12,204 210 Sn3 =Iso Dak roB~3itioni integrated ma~surement syskm Mediraid, 89, 149, 151, 157, 178, 182 Mediral Exp`;nditure P nel Surveys, 94, 157 Md noma, 63 M`;ningitis, 85 M`;ntal h~:alfl~ 2, 36 b`;havioral asseasm~int, 128 129 di~;mmmation esp~iri~inre and, 83 par`;ntal, 72 73 prevalenre of disorders, 14 servire ddive y, 153 sorioe3ionomir stat~ nd, 69 Merru y, 51 321 M nority pop~ations rurr`;nt dispariti~3 in health rare delivery, 15 data roB~3ition, 134, 142 146 discrimination, 82 83, 146 149 r~3 ommendation3 fomshi dren's hadfl measumm`;nt, 8, 200 53e =Iso Disadvmtaged gm~ps Monitormg the Puture, 126 Monoamine oxid;~;, 49 MortaEty automobi e arrid`;nt rdakd 65 ~;hi dhood, 64 65 rommunityviolinre, 77 rurr`;nt health measurement syst~im, 91 rurr`;ntpattern3, 15 health rare syskm perfommanre to dak, I 2, 14 15 mfant, 158 mf~3;tiolus flsa~i, 62 mjury rdakd, 15, 64 65 mkrnational romp rison3, 15 16 so`;io`;ronomir stat~s md, 69 workplare, 64 National Artion A ianre, 184 185 National C`;nkr for Edurational Statistirs, 96 National C`;nkr for Environm`;ntal Health, 95 National C`;nkr for Health Statistirs, 5 6, 92 94, 156 157, 166, 197, 205 National Chi d Ab~; and Neg ~3it Data Syskm, 134 135 National Chi dren's Study, 8, 96, 199, 201 National Commitk3; on Quality Aa3ur mce, 151 152 National Commitk3; on Vital and Health Statistirs, 187, 207 National E e~itronir Di~; SurveiBanre Syskm, 187, 207 National Healfl md Nutrition Emamb~ation Survey, 8, 93,110,113,120,121,124, 125, 149, 199 National Health Infommation bnfri stm~iture, 187 188 National Health interview Survey, 8, 92, 93, 113, 125, 157, 199, 200 National Hospital Di~;harge Data Set, 99 National Ho~;hold Eduration Surveys, 96 National Ho~;hold Survey of Dmg Us~i md Health, 94, 126 National Ho~;hold Travd Survey, 132
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322 National Immuni;ration Survq, 93 National Instit~k for Child Health md Human Devdopment, 6, 96, 197 National institutes of Health, 6, 95, 197 National lahor Survey on Youth, 126 National Longitudmal Survq of Adol~srent Health, 95, 126, 139 National Longitudmal Survq of Youth, 149 National Survq of Children with Spedal Health C re Needs, 154, 150 Nanonal Survqof Children'sHealth, 95, 150 National Survq of Early Childhood Health, 94, 113, 154, 150 Nephron devdopment, 52 53 NoChildLeflEdrmdArt,182 183 Nois`; e mn~mre, 63 Oh-sity, 2 detitronir entertainments and, 79 80 prevalenre, 14 Odor analysis, 124 Offire of Disa~; Prevention and Health Promotion, 6, 197 Offire of the A sistant Se~iretary for Plarmmg nd Evaluation, 6, 98, 197 Otitis media, 84 85 Ozone, 67 Parent hi d mterartion adaptations m devdopment, 54 55 atta hment fommation, 54 55, 71 rhild development and, 71 rhild health rdated h-haviors and, Y dataroBertion, 154 a~ly programmmg ronrept, 53 bfluenreonchildshealth71 maternal substanre abw~i and, 73 parental depre don and, 72 73 parental monitormg, 69 parenting styles, 71 See =1 m Pami i~s Peer rdations, 78, 139, 141 142 Perfetit pikh 49 Persistent orgmir poButants, 121 Pestirid~3 and insertirides, 59, 62, 121 Pets, 62 63 Ph enyl ke ton u r i a , 8 5 Phobi;~, 48 Phthalatemetabolite, 121 PhysiraHu tivity, 36 built envimnment and, 67, 131, 132 INDEY detitronir enkrtaimments and 79 80 s~;hool physiad eduration program3, 76 Phytoestmgen3, 121 Playgmund mjuries, 65 Poliry development historiral ronrepts of rhi dren md hi dren's health, 29 30 mfluenre on hi dren's health, 87 90 mtegrated data systems for, 165 166, 167 measurement system goals, 3, 198 monitormgpoliryefle`;ts, 25, 155 162 to pmmote health rdated h-haviors, 53 Y ri~ ;~; sment in, 161 role of data roBe~ition md analysis, 1, 16 17, 25 26, 117, 149 150 Polyammatichydro`;arhon3, 121 Polychormated biphenyls, 51, 52, 121 Pop~ation subgmnps age rdated, 113 oorrent hadth disparities among, 15 data roBetition and marMgement, 167 hialdh servxes for spetTial populations, 153 opport~niti~s for improvmg health ma~r`;m`;nt, 112 114, 144 146 origim and development of hadth disp rities among, 8 pmfi es and integrative maisures of hadth 104 re`;ommendations for rhildren's haddh ma~r`;m`;nt, 8, 200, 201 202 sbDrtrommgs of oorr~;nt hialdh measumm`;nt syst~im, 7, 46 47, 118, 142 144 sourr~3 of health dispariti~s, 202, 209 types of, 202 volnerablesubpop~ations, 112 See =Iso Disadvmtaged gmnpsi Mmority pop~ations Pornography, 80 Pregm mey among ~nmarried women, 70 teenage, 14, 15 See =Iso Pmnatal health Prenatal health, 18, 45 earlypmgMmmmg,52 53 re`;ommendations for data roBe~ition, 201 tozmexposures, 51 52, 58 59 Profil~s of healrh, 104,105 106 Pmje~it on Human Development m Chirago s Neighhorhoods, 138 Promotmg Healthy Development Survq, 151
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fNDEX Prote~itive fa`;tors behavioral, 53 Y environmental t7iPoanm3, 51 52 genetir, 49 hadfl pokntial ronreptuaLizadon, 37 ma~surement, 114, 118 5 3t =/s7 Infl~;nc~s on children's h`;alfl i Resflienre fa~itors Psychoso`;ial fun~doning. Ste Mental health; So~;ial f metionmg Pnblir health departments, 166, 167, 206 Qnalityofrare, 150 152 Qnalityoflife, 105 Rarial and ethnir m mor iti~s 5 nt M mo rity population3 R diation t7iPmure, 63 R don, 63, 64,130 Rea flng skTs, 72 Referrals, from primary rare to sperialist, 154 Reliability of data roLe~ition methodology, 107 109 Religion and spiritnality, 71 72 Repott a~ds, 169 170, 171 Reseawh arres3 to health data, 9 10, 168 169, 178 180, 189 191, 203, 204, 205 rationale for rhdldren's health resean h, 21 25, 192 193, 210 rerommendation3 for, 3, 6, 11 12, 200 201, 208 210 5 3t =I;.o Data roLe~ition Resi ienre fa`;tors, 37 r~tmal, 82 83 families i 3, 68 69 measurement, 104, 114 measurement system goals, 198 53t =I;.o Prote`;tive fartors Respiratory synrytial vir~s, 62 Risk fa`;tors behavioral, 53 Y behavioral i~sensment, 128 129 biomarkers of s~ieptibi ity, 120 r~tmal, 82 83 envimnmental esposnm3, 51 52 evaluation in poll y dev~opment, 161 families as, 68 69 gene~dr, 48 49 hadfl pokntial ronreptnalization, 37 parendng style, 71 323 so`;ioeronomir stat~s, 69 70, 74 75 Ste ~dso Inflnenres on rhi dn;n's health Robert Wood lohnson Ponndation, 101, 175 174 Ro~;ky Monntam spotted fa7er, 62 Safety, deflned, 19 5 shooL and s`;hoolmg, 64, 76, 78 ~jhi d behavior data roLe~ition, 125 126,127 ronfidentiality of eduration data, 177 178, 179 s~;hool readme s measures, 205 206 standardbation of eduration data, 182 183 5 iore cards, 169 170, 171 5 ;reenmg, newbom, 120 Sensitive periods, 39 earlypmgMmmmg,52 53 Se~nal behavior media portrayals, 80 se7;nally triDv3mitted disa~;, 92 teen pregman`;y, 14, 15 Sirkde refl tMit, 49 Smgle parent famili~s, 70 52eep flsorders, 48 So`;ial fun~itioning, 56 behavioral adaptation m da7elopment, 55 rommunity mterarti |
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324 agg egakd data systems, 167 170 ~rent effmtt, 94,100 101 ethi~s eoneem3, 176 182 federalsopport,10,184,186 189,204 206 geographicallycoded data, 185 186 mterdepartmental eoordmation, 169 170, 173 opport mities for improving, 189 191 rationale, 16 17, 164 167 recommendation3 fm, 3, 10 11, 204 208 reso~e~3 fm, 185 184 st ndardfization nd integration, 11, 182 183, 206, 207 208 See =Iso Data eoBection State Child Health Insoranee Progrtm, 89, 98, 149, 157 Stre s biological r~sponse, 54 for minority pop~ations, 82 83 noise expmore and, 63 Sodden b~iant death syndrome, 85, 158 5~6ght, 63 S=vq of income md nogram Pt ttiapation, 133 S~seeptibi itybiomarkert gen~s, 49,120 Teenage pregmaney, 14, 15 Television md video, 78 81 Thalidomide, 49 50 Tide V programs, 166,1 84 Tob eco, 58, 73 To~m expmore, 45 air poBotants, 59, 67 biological r~sponse, 51 biomarkers, 118 119 biomonitoringprograms, 120 121, 180 181 bodystor~s, 51 52 chemical, 129 130, 209 ehids~eptibiity,59,60 61 fetal devdopment md, 51 52, 58 59 fNDEX food eontaminmts, 61 62 gene medfiated response, 48 49 measorementehalleng~3, 118 119, 125 124, 130 onset of efifect, 118 119, 128 rerommendation3 for research, 9, 203, 209 water poBotants, 59 61 Tradfitional healmg praetiees, 25, 82 Trauma esposore eommonityviolenee, 77 gene medfiated response, 48 witnesses to violence, 138 139, 140 [rends in the Well Beingof21me ic='s Chddren, 98 Ultraviolet radiation, 63,130 Vali dfity of data eoBertion medhodology, 10 7 109 Vertor borne dfisease, 62 63 Vrolenee challenges m assetnmg het 6h effertt of ~ mweto, 140, 141 eommonitycharaetensties, 77, 138 139 m deetronie media, 79 al, 80 See =Iso Aggre dve behavior Vir~3, 59, 62 VitammA, 52 Volatile organic eompoonds, 121 Water quality, 58 61 Welfare policy, 90 WeB being data eoBertion, 98 defined, 19 20 Workplace expmor~3, 58, 64,130 World Health Organbation, 30, 31 Yoong Ad~t Heath C re Sorvey, 151 Yooth Risk Behavior Sorvey, 94,125 126
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