Title Pretilost djece u predškolskoj dobi Title (english) Obesity in preschool-aged children Author Antonia Vilus Mentor Ivan Prskalo (mentor)Committee member Ivan Prskalo (predsjednik povjerenstva)Committee member Božica Vuić (član povjerenstva)Committee member Davor Žilić (član povjerenstva)Granter University of Zagreb Defense date and country 2020-09-16, Croatia Scientific / art field, SOCIAL SCIENCES Scientific / art field, SOCIAL SCIENCES Scientific / art field, BIOMEDICINE AND HEALTHCARE Abstract U ovome radu govorit će se o pretilosti djece predškolske dobi kao i o uzrocima, posljedicama i prevenciji pretilosti. Svrha i cilj ovog rada je utvrditi značaj povezanosti roditelja, odgajatelja i javnozdravstvenih institucija u cilju prevencije i liječenja pretilosti djece predškolske djece. Istraživanje Zavoda za javno zdravstvo u cijeloj Hrvatskoj ukazalo je na značajan porast pretilosti djece predškolske dobi, smanjenje aktivnosti kretanje a više koriste digitalne medije i da gotovo ne jedu voće niti povrće. Zato je potrebno, da zajedničkim snagama zdravstvene institucije, vrtići i roditelji djeluju na poboljšanju zdravstvenog stanje djeteta predškolske dobi. U radu su opisani intervju s odgajateljem, roditeljem i zdravstvenom djelatnicom u odgojno-obrazovnoj ustanovi. Intervjui su pokazali kako je važna suradnja vrtića, javnozdravstvenih institucija i odgajatelja. Ali, ukazalo se na potrebu za još snažnijom suradnjom među tri čimbenika. Oni zajedno čine trijadni odnos. Odgajatelj svojim kreativnim pristupom i fleksibilnošću može biti potpora roditeljima. Javnozdravstvene institucije mogu biti od pomoći svojim stručnim i zdravstvenim savjetima. No, glavni promotor pravilne i zdrave prehrane su roditelji odnosno ključno je da roditelji predstavljaju model prehrane djetetu. Naravno, obitelj, vrtić i obiteljsko okruženje treba uključiti u kontinuirane preventivne programe u svrhu smanjenja incidencije pretilosti u populaciji djece predškolske dobi.
Abstract (english) This thesis generally speaks about the concept of obesity, as well as the causes, consequences, and prevention of obesity. The purpose and goal of this thesis are to determine the importance of the connection between parents, preschool teachers, and public health institutions in order to prevent and treat obesity in preschool-aged children. A study by the Institute of Public Health throughout Croatia showed a significant increase in obesity in preschool-aged children, reduced physical activity, and more use of digital media and eat almost no fruit or vegetables. That is why it is essential, by means of the joint efforts of the health institution, kindergartens, and parents, to work on improving the health condition of the preschool-aged child. The thesis describes an interview with a preschool teacher, parent, and health care worker in an early childhood institution. Interviews showed that the mutual cooperation of kindergartens, public health institutions, and preschool teachers was important. But there was a need for even stronger collaboration among the three factors. Together they form a triadic relationship. A preschool teacher with its creative approach and flexibility can be a support to parents. Public health institutions can be helpful with their expert and health advice. However, the main promoter of a proper and healthy diet is the parents with the respect that it is a key that parents represent a model of nutrition for the child. Of course, the family, kindergarten, and family surrounding should be included in continuous prevention programs in order to reduce the incidence of obesity in the population of preschool-aged children
Keywords
pretilost
djeca predškolske dobi
roditelji
prehrana
odgojno-obrazovna ustanova
javnozdravstvene institucije
Keywords (english)
obesity
preschool-aged children
parents
nutrition kindergartens
public health institution
Language croatian URN:NBN urn:nbn:hr:147:848419 Study programme Title: Undergraduate University Study of Early and Preschool Education Type of resource Text File origin Born digital Access conditions Open access Terms of use Created on 2020-10-20 09:21:21
