This rapid review was conducted over an exceptionally short, two week period by a team of research with extensive experience with systematic reviews of evaluation literature, under the supervision of E.Eggins &\ua0L.Mazerolle. This review is to be considered as a rudimentary starting point in understanding the evidence for the effectiveness of 15 intervention categories put forward by the Dept\ua0of Child Safety, Youth &\ua0Women. This rapid review summarises the evidence for 15 intervention categories and their impact on the following focal outcomes: (a) family preservation and reunification; (b) child safety intervention or action; (c) child psychosocial outcomes (e.g. stability of living arrangements, mental and physical health, educatio...
This is the final version of the article. Available from PHE Publications via the DOI in this record...
HelpdeskThis rapid review synthesise evidence of effective child protection systems in practice and ...
BACKROUND: The evidence base for interventions for child mental health and neurodevelopment is weak ...
The objective of this rapid review of the literature was to identify both known and emerging/innovat...
motor vehicle crashes. Yet approximately 29 % of children aged 4 years and younger do not ride in ap...
Objective: To synthesize recent evidence from systematic and comprehensive reviews on the effectiven...
This review aimed to compare child safety assessment instruments, which are used by child welfare pr...
Background Violence against children is an important public health concern. Millions of children acr...
Aim: To synthesise published evidence regarding the effectiveness of training and procedural interve...
Objective: To identify, appraise and synthesize research on the interventions used in child to paren...
This study evaluated the preliminary effects of an early intervention program for parents and childr...
MSW (Child Protection), North-West University, Potchefstroom CampusFamily reunification intervention...
Background Attempts to improve child protection outcomes by implementing social work practice models...
This study consists of two main parts. Part 1 examines the implications a non-linear view of causali...
This dissertation introduces the topic of child abuse and the need for new interventions, in a bid t...
This is the final version of the article. Available from PHE Publications via the DOI in this record...
HelpdeskThis rapid review synthesise evidence of effective child protection systems in practice and ...
BACKROUND: The evidence base for interventions for child mental health and neurodevelopment is weak ...
The objective of this rapid review of the literature was to identify both known and emerging/innovat...
motor vehicle crashes. Yet approximately 29 % of children aged 4 years and younger do not ride in ap...
Objective: To synthesize recent evidence from systematic and comprehensive reviews on the effectiven...
This review aimed to compare child safety assessment instruments, which are used by child welfare pr...
Background Violence against children is an important public health concern. Millions of children acr...
Aim: To synthesise published evidence regarding the effectiveness of training and procedural interve...
Objective: To identify, appraise and synthesize research on the interventions used in child to paren...
This study evaluated the preliminary effects of an early intervention program for parents and childr...
MSW (Child Protection), North-West University, Potchefstroom CampusFamily reunification intervention...
Background Attempts to improve child protection outcomes by implementing social work practice models...
This study consists of two main parts. Part 1 examines the implications a non-linear view of causali...
This dissertation introduces the topic of child abuse and the need for new interventions, in a bid t...
This is the final version of the article. Available from PHE Publications via the DOI in this record...
HelpdeskThis rapid review synthesise evidence of effective child protection systems in practice and ...
BACKROUND: The evidence base for interventions for child mental health and neurodevelopment is weak ...