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Student’s Name Instructor Course Date Correlations between Environment and Health of school-aged Children Children are exposed to different factors that can affect their health. The environment in which a child grows has a significant effect on their development and health issues. The environment affects children in varied ways as compared to adults. Since children are still growing and developing they are at a greater risk of being exposed to environmental contaminants. Environments in poor neighborhoods tend to have different forms of pollution (Wells 2014:95-109). Children in these communities are always vulnerable to the pollution which might include child. Exposure to various contaminants in the environment affects the health of a child and in turn the development and growth of that child. Poor communities are mostly affected by contaminants. Work cited Nies Mary A. and Melanie McEwen. Community/public health nursing: Promoting the health of populations. Elsevier Health Sciences 2014. Stanhope Marcia et al. Community health nursing in Canada. Elsevier Health Sciences 2014. Suter II Glenn W. Ecological risk assessment. CRC press 2016. Wells Nancy M. "The role of nature in children’s resilience: Cognitive and social processes." Greening in the Red Zone. Springer Netherlands 2014. 95-109. [...]
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Research children's health issues, focusing on environmental factors and links to poverty. The assessment of environmental processes includes agents and factors that predispose communities and populations to injury, illness, and death. What correlations did your research show between environmental and health issues in the school-aged child? Make sure to include references to the article(s) you consulted.
Subject Area: Nursing
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