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Reproductive health of Azerbaijani schoolchildren and adolescents: results of population-based study
Research Article
Reproductive health of Azerbaijani schoolchildren and adolescents: results of population-based study
Published: June 6, 2018
Abstract
“Uşaqların icbari dispanserizasiyadan keçirilməsinə dair Dövlət Proqramı” nın icrası ilə bağlı Azәrbaycan Respublikasının Sәhiyyә Nazirliyinin Tədbirlәr Planının müvafiq bәndinә әsasәn aparılmış tədqiqatın əsas vəzifəsi Bakı şəhərinin nümunәsində ölkәnin tam orta məktəblәrindә təhsil alan orta vә yuxarı sinif şagirlərinin icbari dispanserizasiyadan keçirilməsini qiymətləndirmәk, dispanserizasiya prosesi zamanı təhsil müəssisәlәri, tibb müəssisәlәri, uşaqlar və valideynlərin qarşılaşdıqları hər hansı çətinlik və problemləri müəyyәn etmək olub.
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12. Brunson RK, Miller JM. Schools, neighborhoods, and adolescent conflicts: A situational examination of reciprocal dynamics. Justice Quarterly. 2009;26:183–210.
13. Fletcher A, Bonell C, Sorhaindo A, Rhodes T. Cannabis use and ‘safe’ identities in an inner-city school risk environment. Int J Drug Pol. 2009;20(3):244–250. [PubMed]
14. Astor RA, Meyer HA, Behre WJ. Unowned places and times: Maps and interviews about violence in high schools. Am Educ Res J. 1999;36:3–42.
15. Keddie A. “Some of those girls can be real drama queens”: Issues of gender, sexual harassment and schooling. Sex Education. 2009;9:1–16.
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17. Haselswerdt M, Lenhardt A. Reframing school violence: Listening to voices of students. Educational Forum. 2003;67:326–336.
Keywords
Azerbaijan
reproductive health
schoolchildren
sexual education
adolescent health репродуктивное здоровье
сексуальное воспитание
подростки
школьники
Азербайджан reproduktiv sağlamlıq
məktəblilər
cinsi yetişkənlik
yeniyetmələr
Azərbaycan
reproductive health
schoolchildren
sexual education
adolescent health репродуктивное здоровье
сексуальное воспитание
подростки
школьники
Азербайджан reproduktiv sağlamlıq
məktəblilər
cinsi yetişkənlik
yeniyetmələr
Azərbaycan
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