| Evaluating child healthcare in the context of Family Healthcare in the city of Teixeiras, Minas Gerais (MG, Brazil) |
Da Costa et al. 29
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Classification used in the analysis for CHC filling out was “incomplete” without specifying frequencies for the variables of interest. |
| A case study of the Community Health Agents Program in Uruburetama, Ceará (Brazil) |
Ávila 30
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Monitoring actions of child growth and development were evaluated on the technical aspects and agents’ practices. |
| Nutritional evaluation of children aged from six to sixty months |
Sousa and Araújo 31
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Nutritional assessment of children was performed by comparing the criteria of Waterlow and weight/age curve of CHR. |
| The evolution of maternal and child healthcare and birth weight in the State of Pernambuco in 1997 and 2006 |
Noronha et al. 32
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Information was collected from the child's guardian. Birth weight was collected from CHC when recorded. |
| Children health care evaluation (0–5 years) according to users’ perceptions in the Family Health Strategy of Teresópolis, Rio de Janeiro State |
Ribeiro et al. 33
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Linking with public institutions of child care was evidenced by the possession of CHC. |
| Monitoring of child growth: knowledge and practices of nurses in primary health care |
Reichert et al. 34
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Growth charts were used in verification issues of professionals’ knowledge. |
| Child development: agreement between the child health handbook and the guide for monitoring child development |
Oliveira et al. 35
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Classifications of development were compared according to the CHR and the Manual for Child Development Monitoring in the Context of IMCI. |
| Evaluation of childhood development: an interdisciplinary challenge |
Alvim et al. 36
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Classifications of development were compared according to the CHR and the Manual for Child Development Monitoring in the Context of IMCI. |
| Neuromotor, growth and biopsychosocial profile of latents |
Rothstein and Beltrame 37
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Child Health Card was used only as a source document information. |
| User embracement and maternal characteristics associated with liquid offer to infants |
Niquini et al. 38
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Mothers were asked if they have received the mother-infant welcoming card in the maternity. There was no analysis of filling out variables. |
