The beliefs, knowledge, and attitude of Indian caregivers toward dietary practices during childhood illnesses lead to nutritional restrictions, according to a recently published study.
In India, 43% of children aged 5 years and under are malnourished or undernourished. In fact, a child with grade I or II malnutrition may appear normal to a caregiver. Malnutrition in childhood impedes motor, sensory, cognitive, social, and emotional development, and malnourished children are at...
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hi,
i am doing my m.sc nursing in child health nursing and as a part of my thesis work i am searching for the reviews of my topic i.e A COMPARITIVE STUDY TO ASSESS KNOWLEDGE,ATTITUDE AND PRACTICES REGARDING DIET DURING SELECTED CHILDHOOD ILLNESSES . this information is useful for my study thank you. will you please guide me whom i want to contact for reference and guidance
The study referenced in the article is available here, though we do not have current contact information for the authors:
http://www.ijcm.org.in/text.asp?2012/37/1/20/94016
You might also find some contacts in our list of societies and professional organizations at: http://mdcurrent.in/society-professional-links/