Kotch's Maternal and Child Health: Problems, Programs, and Policy in Public Health
by Russell S. Kirby, Sarah Verbiest
Kotch's Maternal and Child Health explores programs and policy affecting mothers, children, fathers, partners, and families. Updated chapters address equity, environmental health, mental health, insurance coverage, and leadership, with visual aids, discussion questions, resources, and flexible eBook access supporting students and professionals across related fields.
About This Book
This text examines maternal and child health through the connected experiences of mothers, children, fathers, partners, and families.
Updated coverage addresses rights, justice and equity; environmental health; child and mental health; Medicaid and CHIP coverage; and leadership in maternal and child health.
Graphs, figures, and tables help clarify key concepts, while discussion questions and additional resources support learning in each chapter.
The book also welcomes perspectives from professionals beyond public health, including social work and nursing, and includes access to an online and offline eBook.
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