文档介绍：Parenting Education: The Public Health Approach
Dr. Shirley Leung
FRCP(Glasg), FHKAM(Paed), MPH(Auckland)
Family Health Service
Department of Health
Outline
The Parenting Programme in the Family Health Service
Public health concepts & principles
The public health approach to the development of the Parenting Programme
The Family Health Service (DH)
Our business: To provide prehensive range of health promotion and disease prevention services
for children from birth to 5 years, and
women below 65 years of age.
through work of
Maternal & Child Health Centres (MCHCs), &
Woman Health Centres (WHCs).
The “Integrated Child Health & Development Programme”
“Parenting” as a ponent
What is “parenting”?
Parenting means fulfilling the roles of a parent in meeting the individual needs of the child, and nurturing the child’s physical, cognitive, social-emotional, moral & personality development.
Integrated Child Health & Development Programme -Content-
Parenting Programme
Breastfeeding
Nutrition
Home safety
Oral health
Other newborn & childcare issues
Preparation for parenthood
Building positive relationship
Promoting child development
Managing child behaviour
Immunization programme
ination against 9 infectious diseases
Child Health & Developmental Surveillance Programme
Physical examination
Growth monitoring
Developmental surveillance
Hearing and vision screening
Parenting Programme
Aim: Equipping parents with the necessary knowledge and skills & supporting them to fulfill their parenting roles, to bring up healthy and well-adjusted children
Parenting Programme
Universal
Programme
Intensive Programme
Specialist Referral
Target client
All
At risk group
Mild / Early problems
Significant behavioural & other psycho-social problems
Service
Provider
MCHCs
MCHCs
CACs
CACs
HA
SWD
Resources
Leaflets
Workshops
Counselling
Primary care
Triple P
Group Triple P
Psychotherapy / family support/ family therapy/ drug treatment
Universal