OBJECTIVE: Parental drug use is a critical public health issue; it is estimated to be present in up to 80% of referrals to Australian child protection agencies. However, no data regarding the child protection outcomes of infants of substance-using parents exist in Australia, and no comparisons have been made with infants of non-substance-using parents. We assessed differences in substantiated abuse between 2 groups of mothers in Brisbane to quantify this risk
Objectives Although a high level of involvement with the child protection system has been identified...
Care-giver 'alcohol abuse' is identified as involved in a significant proportion of child maltreatme...
This paper reports on a study ofchildprotection practice in a non-government childprotection organis...
In most Australian states, legislation makes provision for professionals to report their concerns ab...
Aim:s: To ascertain the characteristics and short-term outcomes of infants born to illicit drug-usin...
Introduction and Aims: Substance use is not unusual among women of childbearing age. According to t...
Aim: \ud Maternal substance use has been associated with a range of child risk factors. The study i...
Aim: Maternal substance use has been associated with a range of child risk factors. The study invest...
This report presents the major findings from the three-year Australian, Child Protection and Mothers...
Background. There is a paucity of research in Australia on the characteristics of women in treatment...
There is documented correlation between parental substance abuse, child maltreatment, and poor outco...
Introduction and Aims A substantial proportion of women in treatment for substance use problems ar...
Aim To determine the short-term outcomes of Australian buprenorphine- exposed mother/infant dyads. M...
Objective: To investigate whether women raised in a family with substance abuse constitute a particu...
© 2013 Dr. Anne-Marie Louise LaslettThis thesis describes the adverse effects of others’ drinking on...
Objectives Although a high level of involvement with the child protection system has been identified...
Care-giver 'alcohol abuse' is identified as involved in a significant proportion of child maltreatme...
This paper reports on a study ofchildprotection practice in a non-government childprotection organis...
In most Australian states, legislation makes provision for professionals to report their concerns ab...
Aim:s: To ascertain the characteristics and short-term outcomes of infants born to illicit drug-usin...
Introduction and Aims: Substance use is not unusual among women of childbearing age. According to t...
Aim: \ud Maternal substance use has been associated with a range of child risk factors. The study i...
Aim: Maternal substance use has been associated with a range of child risk factors. The study invest...
This report presents the major findings from the three-year Australian, Child Protection and Mothers...
Background. There is a paucity of research in Australia on the characteristics of women in treatment...
There is documented correlation between parental substance abuse, child maltreatment, and poor outco...
Introduction and Aims A substantial proportion of women in treatment for substance use problems ar...
Aim To determine the short-term outcomes of Australian buprenorphine- exposed mother/infant dyads. M...
Objective: To investigate whether women raised in a family with substance abuse constitute a particu...
© 2013 Dr. Anne-Marie Louise LaslettThis thesis describes the adverse effects of others’ drinking on...
Objectives Although a high level of involvement with the child protection system has been identified...
Care-giver 'alcohol abuse' is identified as involved in a significant proportion of child maltreatme...
This paper reports on a study ofchildprotection practice in a non-government childprotection organis...