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Victimization and Violent Crime among Children and Adolescents
Svalin, Klara Publication in Abstracts of the XXXIInd International Congress on Law and Mental Health; (2011) International Academy for Law and Mental Health, Berlin, July 17-23 2011	other

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The purpose of the study was to examine the relation between victimisation and violent crime among a group of children and adolescents who attended Psychiatric Child and Youth Clinics in Stockholm, Sweden. It also sought to compare victimised girls and boys in terms of their use of violence. Data is drawn from The Stockholm Child-psychiatric database which consists of approximately 7600 children and adolescents who consulted the Psychiatric Child and Youth Clinics (BUP) in the co...

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Children’s Pathways to Psychiatric Child and Youth Clinics: Are Ethni...
Torstensson Levander, Marie Publication in Abstracts of the XXXIInd International Congress on Law and Mental Health; : International Academy of Law and Mental Health (2011) International Academy for Law and Mental Health, Berlin, July 17-23 2011	other

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This study examines how child and adolescent referrals to psychiatric child and youth clinics are associated with ethnicity and neighbourhood of residence. Four sources of referrals are examined: family referrals, social/legal agency referrals, school referrals and health/mental health referrals. Referrals of 2054 children aged 11-19 from the Stockholm Child-Psychiatric Database were studied using multilevel logistic regression. Results indicate the importance of ethnicity for ch...

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Assessing the Influence of Neighbourhood Disadvantage on Violent Crim...
Ivert, Anna-Karin Publication in Abstracts of the XXXIInd International Congress on Law and Mental Health; : International Academy of Law and Mental Health (2011) International academy of law and mental health, Berlin, July 17-23, 2011.	other

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The aim of this study is to assess the effect of neighbourhood socioeconomic disadvantage on violent crime among a group of children and adolescents who attended Psychiatric Child and Youth Clinics in Stockholm, Sweden. Data is drawn from The Stockholm Child-psychiatric database, which consists of approximately 7600 children and adolescents who consulted the Psychiatric Child and Youth Clinics (PBU) in the county of Stockholm. The children were born in 1981-1989, and finished the...

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Does amphetamine enhance your health? On the distinction between heal...
Tengland, Per-Anders (2011) 25th European Conference on Philosophy, Medicine and Health Care, Zürich, Schweiz, August 17-20	other

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It seems that we all have a moral obligation to restore, preserve and enhance health, our own and that of others, e.g. that of our children or parents. It is also an imperative within health care, medicine and public health, to support and enhance people’s health. Health is, furthermore, thought to be a human right. In its most ambitious formulation health is not only "a fundamental human right”, but “the attainment of the highest possible level of health” is “a most important wo...

Cross-community work in schools : Reflections from a Malmo context

Cederberg, Margareta
Conference paper in Proceedings of the thirteenth Conference of the Children´s Identity and Citizenship in Europe Erasmus Academic Network; : London Metropolitan University, Inst for Policy Studies. The CiCe Thematic Network project (2011)
Children´s Identity. Citizenship in Europe in Europe Erasmus Academic Network. Europe´s Future: Citizenship in a Changing World. Dublin 9-11 June 2011.

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Cross-community work is a method to work against social injustice by letting two groups of people with different economic, ethnic or religious background meet for mutual experience. Two school classes, during the school years 3-5, from two very different districts of the segregated city of Malmo, have met regularly. The aims have been, when working together, the children should get a deeper understanding and knowledge of each other and the possibility to get new friends with anot...

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