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Parent training: a critical public health initiative
Parent training: a critical public health initiative Autores: Michele Knox Localización: Millenium, ISSN-e 1647-662X, Nº. 24, 2024 (Ejemplar dedicado a: Serie 2 Nº24) Idioma: inglés Enlaces Texto completo Resumen Raising children is known to be an incredibly challenging yet enormously important undertaking. Children are highly sensitive to and affected by parents’ behaviors and parental characteristics, such as parental warmth and hostility.
When Attitudes Become Obstacles: An Exploratory Study of Future Physicians’ Concerns about Reporting Child Maltreatment
Abstract : Background: Child maltreatment (CM) makes up a significant portion of events under the larger umbrella term of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). Therefore, we need to develop a competent healthcare workforce that is prepared to assess and report CM in order to create a comprehensive framework for assessing and addressing ACEs. The objective of the present study was to examine the obstacles to reporting CM among a sample of future physicians.
International child abuse prevention: insights from ACT Raising Safe Kids
Evidence‐based practices are often viewed as lofty goals endorsed by wealthy academics in developed nations, but impossible to implement in other contexts. This article will provide evidence suggesting that, to the contrary, we can indeed scale up western‐developed parenting interventions that can be both effective and warmly received by parents in diverse cultural and economic contexts.
Decreasing Caregivers' Positive Attitudes Toward Spanking
Methodologic Considerations for Transition Research Using the National Survey of Children with Special Health Care Needs: A Systematic Review of the Literature
Changing Health Care Professionals’ Attitudes Toward Spanking
Twenty-two pediatric residents and 31 medical students viewed the Play Nicely program. The Play Nicely program is a multimedia program that teaches health care professionals how to counsel parents to use positive parenting and disciplining strategies in response to early childhood aggression. Health care professionals completed pre- and posttraining questionnaires to assess changes in comfort with counseling, parenting knowledge, and attitudes toward spanking.
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