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Implementing parenting programs for population impact: A commentary on Interact-North as a paradigmatic model for scaling integrated interventions

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By W. Andrew Rothenberg, Jason Jent, Miya L. Barnett, Eileen Davis, Dainelys Garcia
| Nature Verified
“Implementation and Impact: Integrating a Parenting Intervention into Routine Care for Children with Early Neurological Conditions,” represents a landmark contribution to parenting intervention implementation science and provides a promising vision for achieving population-level impact.1 Evidence-based parenting interventions are highly effective in reducing mental health problems and promoting adaptive functioning across lifespans and generations.2 However, these interventions have not been...
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Editorial: Dismantling disparities: advancing mental healthcare access for diverse youth

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By Miya L. Barnett, Jason Jent, Dainelys Garcia
| Frontiers
Editorial on the Research Topic Dismantling disparities: advancing mental healthcare access for diverse youth Disparities in access to, utilization, and effectiveness of mental healthcare for minoritized youth remains a persistent and urgent issue to address in pediatric care (1).
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Math Matters: Why Positive Screening Rates Cannot Substitute for Prevalence

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By R. Christopher Sheldrick, Miya L. Barnett
| Academic Pediatrics Verified
R. Christopher Sheldrick, Ph.D. R. Christopher Sheldrick Correspondence Corresponding Author:-R. Christopher Sheldrick, Ph.D., Department of Health Law, Policy, and Management, Boston University School of Public Health, 715 Albany Street, Boston, MA 02118 Affiliations Department of Health Law, Policy, and Management, Boston University School of Public Health Search for articles by this author Miya L. Barnett, Ph.D.
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