Levels of Influence in the Built Environment on the Promotion of Healthy Child Development

Abstract

There has been a major explosion of research on the built environment and health in the social epidemiology, urban planning, geography and other disciplines over the past several years. The author discusses the effects of children's built environments on healthy child development ‒ a departure from traditional approaches that are focused on child diseases, disorders and the avoidance of hazards and risks in the built environment. Language: en

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