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Family Centres in Sweden in a public health perspective

Everything in one place - accessible for each child

Vibeke Bing

vibeke@vibekebing.se

13/06/2013

There is a strong link between the well being of children and the living conditions of their parents.

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Family Centre is defined as a fully integrated centre with

Maternity health care services (antenatal) Child health care services (well baby clinic) Open nursery school (open kindergarten)

Social welfare preventive activities and operations

The Swedish National Board of Health and Welfare

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Swedish Child Public Health policy Welfare model - Low risk strategy

Target groups :

every single unborn baby, every single preschool child and their

parents

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The objective is: To offer a meeting place in the neighbourhood To strengthen the social network of parents and children Providing ways of learning and developing skills Offering social support Serving as a centre of knowledge and information

To encourage and support parents to have a good time and enjoy their children

The starting point

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Open kindergarten - a place to meet

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From a more paternalistic approach Towards a more enabling support

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Family Centre is an universal Public Health strategy

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1. Do Family centres do a better child health work?

(compared to traditional Child Health care) 2. What kind of families visit the Family Centres? 3. How do the activities influence children and parents? 4. Is it possible to identify groups to which Family Centres

are more favourable? 5. How do the results explain and mirror aspects of simple

and late modernity?

Mandatory child health monitoring Traditional units compared to Family centres

Matching

Traditional Family Units Centres + home visits + EPDS

screening + parent group

participation

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Care Need Index (CNI)

Strong correlation to morbidity and health risk factors

- Parents born abroad - Unemployment - Single parents - New comers - Low education

CNI

the wholeness

Maternity health care

Child health care

Open kindergarten Social

services

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An Evaluation of Family Centres in the Region Västra Götaland, Sweden

Sweden and the Region Västra Götaland

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The Main Study Which families are reached ?

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Unemployment Low education Immigrants Single parents Number of

children in family

Child poverty index

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Municipalities Suburbs

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Lowest ranking

Socioeconomic profiles of the catchment areas where the family centres studied are located

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RESULTS Families who visit the open kindergarten

at the family centres studied accurately reflect the socioeconomic profile of the catchment areas !

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THE DEPTH STUDY Citizen's perspective

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Logic of replication cases used as links in a chain

The procedure 1. Interviewing all

personnel regularly working in every day practice

2. Interviewing parents 3. Group interview

parents and staff

4. Dialogue-circle all personnel

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Programme theory summary

Result Investment in services Explanation

Parents perceptions Content leading to results Context of family centre open pre-school

-Development of parental identity

-Towards being a parent just like ant other parent

-Social network and friends for both parents and children

-Greater security through social support readily at hand

- Knowledge necessary for parenting

- Creating framework for child centered social intercourse and good atmosphere where parents support one another

- Greeting visitors so that they are unafraid to cross threshold - Furthering parent-child bonding - Supplying service and social counselling -Creating opportunity for conversation and active listening to promote growth as parent

Flexible and dynamic facilitating: - social interaction - personal development - learning

----------------------------- - Life situation for parents with infants:

- society at large

- socio-economic - parents life situation; life history and situation as new parent

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In which way do Family Centres influence determinants of health ?

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Explanations Society The only place ”to become a parent” ……. The setting itself Psychological and social recourses are accessible if and

when parents need support. The inner atmosphere A child oriented place with warm feelings. Parents could

relax, be close to the child, learn and get relations.

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Professional advice Expert

Sharing experiences with other parents Facilitator

Living room Host

Play centre Organizer

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Individuals are responsible for health

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Investment in services Content leading to results

Results Parents perceptions

Explanations Mechanisms

linking results to input in

the context

Programme theory

What is possible to attain, how is it possible and how could it be explained

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Society has responsibility for public health

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