Peer-reviewed article
Health – an important aspect of the intersectoral partnership focused on ensuring the well-being of the child
Maria Diţa, Valentina BOTNARI, Albina SCUTARU ·
Summary
Written by AI, not yet AICS's view · claude-haiku-4-5-20251001This article discusses health as a key component of child well-being within an intersectoral partnership framework. It emphasizes the importance of strengthening families as a foundational factor for ensuring children's health and well-being. The article identifies risk factors that threaten child health and protective factors within families that can reduce or eliminate these risks. It argues for functional partnerships among social agents responsible for protecting children's health.
Key points
- Health insurance is presented as an important field of the integral phenomenon of child well-being
- Strengthening the family has a defining impact on ensuring child well-being
- Risk factors are identified as elements of danger to child health
- Family values function as protective factors that reduce or eliminate health risks for children
- Functional partnership between social agents is necessary to ensure child health
Limitations
The document is a theoretical discussion without empirical data, specific country context, or evaluation of actual interventions. It does not provide evidence of effectiveness or specific details about which protective factors or partnerships work best in practice.
Abstract
The given article elucidates the theoretical-methodological and phraseological aspects of health insurance as an important field of the integral phenomenon - the well-being of the child. Significant arguments are made for understanding the need to strengthen the family, which has a defining impact in ensuring the well-being of the child. At the same time, risk factors are identified as elements of danger to health and certain family values are disclosed which, with certainty, have the status of protective factors that reduce or even eliminate risks for the child's health. child health protection. In this sense, value judgments and reasoning are brought with reference to the need to establish a functional partnership between all the social agents who are required by their duties to ensure the child's health.