… As the global prevalence of chronic disease continues to rise… % of children between the
ages of 6–11 years meet the WHO … for both the mother and the baby. Present literature supports …

… , and skills are not achieved. Escalation in levels of needed … about a child or youth’s
medical condition may increase coping … The goal is to minimize breaks in continuous care and …

… continued … might defy screening as currently practiced in the medical model due to their
psychosocial complexity. For these reasons, ACE screeners may not fully meet the World Health …

… 4 adolescents with chronic illness has at least 1 unmet health … Adolescents continue to
have the highest rates of sexually … meet the needs of adolescents who do not have a PCMH or …

… The benefits of investing in children would be enormous, and the costs are not prohibitive: …
to meet this gap for children, and frame these as the most powerful investments a society can …

… and recommendations will stimulate continued attention to … of young people are attaining
adulthood having met key … given the many chronic disorders and persistent sources of risk. …

… obesity in children and young people are continuing to rise, … • Overweight and chronic disease
for child in later life … and sustainable diets if societies are to meet the economic, social and …

… , using a random effects model for continuous data. A positive SMD indicates … health outcomes
that met our inclusion criteria, 61 in addition to 1 study reporting on mortality. We could not …

… on the youth and family, necessitating ongoing assessment of … that A1C targets can be
achieved in children, including those … In selecting glycemic targets, the long-term health benefits of …

… achieved when computing the difference between depressive symptoms in parents of a child
with a chronic health condition … For analyzing effects of continuous moderator variables, we …