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ATCO Ventures Invests in data² to Strengthen Decision Intelligence for Critical Operations

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By Sarah Wicker
| EIN Presswire
ATCO Ventures backs data²’s explainable AI to turn complex operational data into trusted insights for critical infrastructure.
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Culturally and structurally embedded pathways to youth self-harm in Rwanda: perspectives from young people, parents, and healthcare providers - BMC Psychology

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By Shu Yi, Belise Blandine, Faith Martin, Sarah Wicker, Darius Gishoma, Vincent Sezibera, Joseph Kalisa, Belise Blandine Isingizwe, Yves Gashugi, Faith Cheonga, Evangeline Ishimwe, Shu Yi Ong
| BMC Psychology Verified
Self-harm (with and without fatal intent) among young people in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) remain under-researched despite disproportionately high rates. Little is known about the social, cultural, and psychological factors influencing these behaviours in settings such as Rwanda.
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Psychological well-being and needs of parents and carers of children and young people with mental health difficulties: a quantitative systematic review with meta-analyses

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By Faith Martin, Dania Dahmash, Sarah Wicker, Sarah-Lou Glover
| The BMJ Verified
Discussion This review investigated levels of well-being/distress among parents of CYP with mental health difficulties, and in relation to control groups (parents of CYP without mental health difficulties) where reported. There is an overall picture of poor well-being. Pooled means found depression was not typically in the clinical range, however anxiety, parenting stress and general stress were.
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