Research on small groups played an important role in the early formulation of social psychology. By 1970s, however, field had lost interest most psychologists. Theory and Small Groups reintegrates that work back into mainstream The more recent issues-oriented' approach has not only resulted many interesting findings-it also applied basic psychological theory new ways and, moreover, led to theoretical developments deserve attention. This volume, which features esteemed researchers from around...

One hundred and eighty‐eight subjects with psoriasis of the scalp voluntarily participated in this multicenter, randomized, double‐blind, active, placebo‐controlled study to evaluate safety efficacy clobetasol propionate foam 0.05% (CP foam) relative solution solution, Temovate ® application). Adult male female moderate severe disease were assigned one four treatment groups a 2 : 1 ratio placebo CP solution). Moderate was defined as involvement at least 10% minimum score (0, none; 1, mild;...

To identify and quantify child- caregiver-appeal on front-of-pack marketing infant toddler foods in the Australian food supply.Content analysis of presence type techniques displayed (for children aged up to 36 months) available Australia's two major supermarkets' online stores.Infant are promoted by 15 unique with an average eight features per pack. A majority packages included targeting children, all caregivers, most commonly promoting health nutrition.Infant saturated that target...

(Headache 2011;51:1202-1211) Objective.— To evaluate patient satisfaction with and confidence in Sumavel® DosePro® (needle-free subcutaneous sumatriptan) among current triptan users administering Sumavel DosePro for up to 4 migraine attacks. Background.— is a needle-free, single-use device that facilitates injection of sumatriptan 6 mg confers relief as early 10 minutes after dosing. Design/Methods.— In this open-label, multicenter study, was self-administered ≤4 attacks (over ≤60-day...

To compare nutrition and active play of children aged 0-4 years attending Supported Playgroups mainstream services to access, understanding application health information within these families.A cross-sectional study early childhood services. Following stratified random sampling, 81 parents in two highly disadvantaged municipalities Victoria, Australia were surveyed about children's nutrition, outdoor play/screen time access information. Responses dichotomised based on national...

Objective:To evaluate efficacy of, satisfaction with, and confidence in SDP (SUMAVEL DosePro) among triptan users requiring a change therapy. is needle-free, subcutaneous sumatriptan product that confers relief as early 10 minutes postdose. Research design methods:In an open-label study, was administered for ≤4 migraine attacks over ≤60 days by migraineurs currently treated with triptans (any form/dosage). In the 90 patients baseline Migraine-ACT scores ≤2 (indicating need therapy), data...

Objective: To investigate weaning practices of children aged 0–2 years in Melbourne’s western metropolitan region (WMR). Methodology: The study group comprised attending six maternal and child health centres the City Brimbank WMR. One hundred nineteen parents were asked to complete a questionnaire about their child. Interpreters used as required. In total, 115 questionnaires completed representing response rate 97%. All nurses working target questionnaire. Of these, five selected randomly...

Abstract Issue addressed Health and nutrition inequalities are prevalent among families from socio‐economically disadvantaged backgrounds. However, there is limited evidence of targeted early childhood active play approaches due to the methodological challenges in engaging vulnerable research. Methods The aim this paper was report findings a pilot intervention called Confident Understanding Parents ( CUP s). s aims improve child play‐related outcomes for children families. delivered six...

Abstract Objective: Global public health agencies have recommended stronger regulation of food marketing to protect children’s diets. This study assessed commercial foods for infants and toddlers available in Australian supermarkets compliance with the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Office Europe’s Nutrient Promotion Profile Model: supporting appropriate promotion products young children 6–36 months WHO European Region (NPPM). Design: Dietitians a sample against composition,...

Objective: This article reports the findings from a convergent parallel mixed method study, aiming to ascertain opinions of New South Wales (Australia) government secondary school teachers on integration food literacy and numeracy (FL&FN) across curriculum. Methods: Participants were invited take part in an anonymous survey semi-structured interview [n (email invitations) =401 schools, duration study=17 weeks]. Their sought FL&FN within their own subject, all subjects, whole programs...

The aim of this paper is to present the implementation and evaluation two recognised programs, one from Australia Denmark, that endeavour integrate enhance food nutrition education across secondary school curriculum whole programs. This details descriptions design, delivery mode, core components each program based on existing detailed reports original research investigations. Resultantly, in (Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Program) Denmark (LOMA or LOkal MAd = local food) are reported as...

Iron deficiency is one of the most common nutritional problems, and occurs in a wide range age groups. There have been many recent opinions about iron, particularly infant's diet. are no accurate Australian figures for prevalence iron infancy, but declining trend has shown USA. In healthy infants preventable problem. Bed wetting or nocturnal enuresis may be defined as 'persistent frequent involuntary urination during sleep, beyond at which voluntary control usually acquired'. This 5 years.