Add to ORKGCopyright © Centre for Public Health Research, University of ChesterEliciting and understanding children’s views have become increasingly important, for a range of reasons including legal, political, economic and academic (Clark, McQuail & Moss, 2003)..
It is more than twenty years since the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child gave gov...
This paper sets out an international review of literature and practice concerning listening to and c...
Background: Children aged 6–12 years are usually seen in primary care with an adult carer. It is a g...
Recent Government agendas have highlighted a need for children to be involved in policy and service ...
Consulting those who use children’s services, both parents and children, has become a much more com...
There has been a recent surge of interest in consulting children and young people about issues affec...
Background: This study aimed to investigate child and carers' attitudes towards child involvement in...
This article will examine the participatory structures for consulting with children in Ireland. It p...
There is growing recognition amongst child health care practitioners of children’s rights to be info...
Background This study aimed to investigate child and carers' attitudes towards child involvement in...
This article will examine the participatory structures for consulting with children in Ireland. It p...
A Handbook of Children's Participation brings key thinkers and practitioners from across the globe t...
Recent Government agendas in England highlight a need to involve children in policy and service desi...
Young children have much to offer to research, to narrate their lived experiences and perspectives. ...
The multi-agency approach will be necessary in the lives of many children and young people, particul...
It is more than twenty years since the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child gave gov...
This paper sets out an international review of literature and practice concerning listening to and c...
Background: Children aged 6–12 years are usually seen in primary care with an adult carer. It is a g...
Recent Government agendas have highlighted a need for children to be involved in policy and service ...
Consulting those who use children’s services, both parents and children, has become a much more com...
There has been a recent surge of interest in consulting children and young people about issues affec...
Background: This study aimed to investigate child and carers' attitudes towards child involvement in...
This article will examine the participatory structures for consulting with children in Ireland. It p...
There is growing recognition amongst child health care practitioners of children’s rights to be info...
Background This study aimed to investigate child and carers' attitudes towards child involvement in...
This article will examine the participatory structures for consulting with children in Ireland. It p...
A Handbook of Children's Participation brings key thinkers and practitioners from across the globe t...
Recent Government agendas in England highlight a need to involve children in policy and service desi...
Young children have much to offer to research, to narrate their lived experiences and perspectives. ...
The multi-agency approach will be necessary in the lives of many children and young people, particul...
It is more than twenty years since the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child gave gov...
This paper sets out an international review of literature and practice concerning listening to and c...
Background: Children aged 6–12 years are usually seen in primary care with an adult carer. It is a g...