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Scholastic achievement of children with lymphoma or Wilms tumor at the end of comprehensive education--a nationwide, register-based study.

11 Nov 2008 Cancer treatment may affect school performance. School report grades after childhood lymphomas and Wilms tumor have not been previously reported. All Finnish patients with Wilms tumor (N = 74), Hodgkin lymphoma (HL) (N = 99) and non-Hodgkin ...
rec_pub_18651572-scholastic-achievement-children-lymphoma-wilms-tumor-end.htm

Does lower diabetes-related numeracy lead to increased risk for hypoglycemic events?

19 Oct 2008
rec_pub_18936513-does-lower-diabetes-related-numeracy-lead-increased-risk-hypoglycemic.htm

Processing efficiency theory in children: working memory as a mediator between trait anxiety and academic performance.

29 Sep 2008 Working memory skills are positively associated with academic performance. In contrast, high levels of trait anxiety are linked with educational underachievement. Based on Eysenck and Calvo's (1992) processing efficiency theory (PET), the present ...
rec_pub_18686056-processing-efficiency-theory-children-working-memory-mediator-trait.htm

Re: The efficacy of written screening tools in an inner city hospital: literacy based limitations on patient access to appropriate care T. V. Johnson, M. Goodman and V. A. Master J Urol 2007; 178: 623-629.

27 Sep 2008
rec_pub_18786434-re-efficacy-written-screening-tools-inner-city-hospital-literacy.htm

How much does quality of child care vary between health workers with differing durations of training? An observational multicountry study.

9 Sep 2008 BACKGROUND: Countries with high rates of child mortality tend to have shortages of qualified health workers. Little rigorous evidence has been done to assess how much the quality of care varies between types of health workers. We compared the ...
rec_pub_18790314-how-does-quality-child-care-vary-health-workers-differing-durations.htm

The meaning and significance of self-management among socioeconomically vulnerable older adults.

30 Aug 2008 OBJECTIVES: The aim of this study was to describe and contrast perceptions of self-management among socioeconomically vulnerable and nonvulnerable older adults. METHODS: We used in-depth, in-home interviews guided by identity theory. Analyses ...
rec_pub_18818452-the-meaning-significance-self-management-socioeconomically-vulnerable.htm

Patient education level as a predictor of survival in lung cancer clinical trials.

28 Aug 2008 PURPOSE: To investigate the effect of socioeconomic status, as measured by education, on the survival of 1,577 lung cancer patients treated on 11 studies conducted by the Cancer and Leukemia Group B. PATIENTS AND METHODS: Sociodemographic data, ...
rec_pub_18757325-patient-education-level-predictor-survival-lung-cancer-clinical-trials.htm

The role of television viewing and education in decreased body mass indexes in children.

28 Aug 2008
rec_pub_18762613-the-role-television-viewing-education-decreased-body-mass-indexes.htm

Limited literacy and psychiatric disorders among users of an urban safety-net hospital's mental health outpatient clinic.

28 Aug 2008 Little is known about the relationship between mental illness and literacy despite both being prevalent problems. We examine whether literacy varies by psychiatric diagnoses. Interviews and chart reviews (N = 100) were conducted in a behavioral ...
rec_pub_18791430-limited-literacy-psychiatric-disorders-users-urban-safety-net.htm

The early years. Preschool influences on mathematics achievement.

25 Aug 2008
rec_pub_18755959-the-early-years-preschool-influences-mathematics-achievement.htm

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