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Head louse infection: a health promotion activity.

Authors: E, Maynard;

Head louse infection: a health promotion activity.

Abstract

Head lice are the most common human ectoparasite. Although an infectious disease, louse infection rarely cause physical problems other than an itchy scalp. Social stigma surrounding infection induces feelings of shame, anger and embarrassment for families. Preventative health education and promotion via screening can effectively reduce the incidences of lice infection. The Mosaic Model of Treatment is recommended as the most up-to-date treatment regime, suitable for use on all children.

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Insecticides, Scalp Dermatoses, Outcome Assessment, Health Care, Pediculus, Animals, Humans, Health Promotion, Lice Infestations, Child

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