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  • Association of attachment with parents and abusive experiences during childhood 
    Chandraratne, N.K.; Fernando, A.D.; Gunawardena, N.S. (Sri Lanka Medical Association, 2016)
    INTRODUCTION: Improving parent-child attachment is considered to be an effective intervention in preventing child abuse. OBJECTIVES: This study is aimed at determining the association between parent-child attachment and ...
  • Child abuse and neglect; who gets abused and who abuses them? 
    Fernando, A.D.; Karunasekera, K.A.W.; Fernando, L.; Samarasekera, A. (Sri Lanka Medical Association, 2005)
    OBJECTIVES: To study the socio-demographic characteristics of victims of child abuse and characteristics of the perpetrators. Study Design: A descriptive study. METHOD: A prospective study of 112 victims of child abuse ...
  • Prevalence and severity of abusive experiences during childhood among a group of young adults from Gampaha District 
    Chandraratne, N.K.; Fernando, A.D.; Gunawardena, N.S. (Sri Lanka Medical Association, 2016)
    INTRODUCTION: Abuse during childhood is a public health problem leading to adverse health, social and economic consequences. OBJECTIVES: The study aims to determine the prevalence and severity of physical, sexual and ...
  • A profile of child abuse and neglect in a tertiary care hospital 
    Fernando, A.D.; Karunasekera, K.A.W.; Fernando, L.; Samarasekera, A. (Sri Lanka Medical Association, 2005)
    OBJECTIVES: To study the pattern of child abuse and neglect. To evaluate the management and the Outcome of such victims STUDY DESIGN: A descriptive study METHOD: The sample consists of 112 victims of child abuse referred ...
  • Profile of paediatric respiratory diseases requiring hospital admission 
    Subasinghe, V.; Karunasekera, W.; Fernando, A.D.; Lakmini, C.; Weerasooriya, L.; Hathagoda, W. (Sri Lanka Medical Association, 2012)
    INTRODUCTION: Respiratory tract disorders cause significant mortality and morbidity in children worldwide. OBJECTIVES: To study the pattern of respiratory diseases and its seasonal variation among children. METHODS: A ...

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