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A systematic review of childhood maltreatment assessments in population-representative surveys since 1990 Wendy Hovdestad, Aimee Campeau, Dawn Potter & Lil Tonmyr

By: Contributor(s): Material type: ArticleArticleSeries: PLoS OnePublication details: PLOS, 2015Subject(s): Online resources: In: PLoS One, 2015,10(5): e0123366 (Open access)Summary: The objectives of this systematic review were to inform researchers of the existence and nature of population-representative surveys relevant to understanding links between childhood maltreatment and health and to evaluate the assessment of childhood maltreatment in this body of work. Fifty-four surveys from 39 countries met inclusion criteria. (from the abstract). Record #4719
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PLoS One, 2015,10(5): e0123366

The objectives of this systematic review were to inform researchers of the existence and nature of population-representative surveys relevant to understanding links between childhood maltreatment and health and to evaluate the assessment of childhood maltreatment in this body of work. Fifty-four surveys from 39 countries met inclusion criteria. (from the abstract). Record #4719