Review of evidence for primary prevention of child abuse and neglect (including child sexual abuse)
Artus, Julie
Review of evidence for primary prevention of child abuse and neglect (including child sexual abuse) Julie Artus and Malin Niemi - Wellington, New Zealand : Accident Compensation Corporation, 2016 - electronic document (95 pages); PDF file: 1.41 MB
This report summarises the evidence in relation to what works for the primary prevention of child abuse and neglect (CAN) including child sexual abuse (CSA) with a focus on children aged 0-5 and the adults around them.
The review addresses the following research questions:
1. What are the risk and protective factors for CAN and CSA within a socio-ecological framework?
2. What are the various delivery mechanisms for CAN & CSA prevention interventions?
3. What are some examples of effective CAN and CSA prevention, locally and internationally (including funding approaches, delivery models and core competencies for professionals providing the interventions)?
4. What is the extent of evidence for effective CAN and CSA prevention? (From the Executive summary). Record #5264
Accident Compensation Corporation
CHILD ABUSE
CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE
CHILD NEGLECT
PRIMARY PREVENTION
PROGRAMMES
PROTECTIVE FACTORS
RISK FACTORS
NEW ZEALAND
Review of evidence for primary prevention of child abuse and neglect (including child sexual abuse) Julie Artus and Malin Niemi - Wellington, New Zealand : Accident Compensation Corporation, 2016 - electronic document (95 pages); PDF file: 1.41 MB
This report summarises the evidence in relation to what works for the primary prevention of child abuse and neglect (CAN) including child sexual abuse (CSA) with a focus on children aged 0-5 and the adults around them.
The review addresses the following research questions:
1. What are the risk and protective factors for CAN and CSA within a socio-ecological framework?
2. What are the various delivery mechanisms for CAN & CSA prevention interventions?
3. What are some examples of effective CAN and CSA prevention, locally and internationally (including funding approaches, delivery models and core competencies for professionals providing the interventions)?
4. What is the extent of evidence for effective CAN and CSA prevention? (From the Executive summary). Record #5264
Accident Compensation Corporation
CHILD ABUSE
CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE
CHILD NEGLECT
PRIMARY PREVENTION
PROGRAMMES
PROTECTIVE FACTORS
RISK FACTORS
NEW ZEALAND