Health behaviour in school-aged children: World Health Organization collaborative cross-national study (HBSC): findings from the 2010 HBSC survey in Scotland

Candace Currie; Kate Ann Levin; Joanna Louise Michelle Kirby; Dorothy Bruce Currie; Winfried van der Sluijs; Joanna Catherine Inchley

Health behaviour in school-aged children: World Health Organization collaborative cross-national study (HBSC): findings from the 2010 HBSC survey in Scotland

Candace Currie, Kate Ann Levin, Joanna Louise Michelle Kirby, Dorothy Bruce Currie, Winfried van der Sluijs, Joanna Catherine Inchley

School of Medicine

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Abstract

The report, produced by CAHRU with funding support from NHS Health Scotland, provides a unique picture of the health of young people aged 11, 13 and 15 years in Scotland over the last two decades.

Set against the social backdrop of family life, school experience, neighbourhood environment and peer relationships the report gives a comprehensive description of young people's health status. Please contact CAHRU (contact details) for further information about this research.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Edinburgh
Publisher	Child and Adolescent Health Research Unit (CAHRU)
Number of pages	106
Publication status	Published - Mar 2011

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Name	HBSC Scotland National Report
No.	2011

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