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Summary

Children in care report greater health needs and psychological suffering than their peers. This study highlights the importance of their perspectives in understanding child welfare and health outcomes.

Keywords:

Child protection Child welfare Child’s own point of view.Health Young people and adolescents

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Area of Science:

Child Health
Adolescent Health
Social Pediatrics

Background:

Child welfare research often relies on adult perspectives, overlooking children's self-reported health.
Limited studies integrate the viewpoints of children in care regarding their health status.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore health aspects as reported by children and adolescents in care.
To compare the health of children in care with the general population using their own accounts.
To address the deficit in studies incorporating young people's perspectives on their health.

Main Methods:

Cross-sectional survey conducted by UNICEF France (October 2020 - March 2022).
Sample included 477 children in care and 23,672 children not in care, aged 6-18.
Data collected via paper or online self-administered questionnaires.

Main Results:

Children in care exhibit significantly greater health care needs compared to peers.
Increased psychological suffering, linked to life histories, is reported by children in care.
Higher prevalence of health risk practices, sexual violence, and suicidal risk among children in care.

Conclusions:

The health of children in care is complex and requires multifaceted approaches.
Child self-reporting is crucial for a comprehensive understanding of their health and well-being.
Integrating children's perspectives is vital for improving health services and outcomes for vulnerable youth.