英文摘要 |
Early childhood intervention is a science with multiple contents and definitions. This article analyzed the processes and effectiveness related to early childhood intervention from an economic perspective using the scoping review. Based on consensus generated from expert meetings, a series of topics were chosen and their relevant literature was reviewed. Potential avenues for future research and policy were then summarized according to these reviews. This review particularly stressed on the trend for services provided to pre-school children by families and educational institutions and its related economic factors. Whereas this issue has been largely studied in foreign literature, it is relatively under researched in Taiwan. Importance of investigating this issue is increasing with the rapidly changing world economy and international environment in 2020. In light of this, this paper aimed to review and translate the current scientific evidence of relevance, and to relate families, institutions or socio-economic lifeline to life quality of children and survival rates. Suggestions for future research directions and policy in Taiwan were provided based on this review. |