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Research Watch, is a joint McGill / University of Toronto intiative supported by funds from the Royal Bank of Canada, is a monthly journal club for faculty and doctoral students interested in child welfare research.  We review empirical studies published in the leading child welfare journals and select the most salient and rigorous studies to be summarized and distributed in a monthly e-newsletters. Subscribe here.

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Study confirms relationship between neighbourhood alcohol outlets and referrals to child protective services
Tanya Morton
Sydney Duder
 11/01/2007
Longitudinal study confirms previously victimized children at higher risk of future victimization Elizabeth Fast 10/04/2007
Abusive fractures may be decreasing: Hopeful results from a US pediatric hospital
Jules Lajoie
Nico Trocmé
 09/05/2007
Children in residential treatment: New York study shows significant increase in proportion of youth with mental problems and juvenile justice backgrounds Sydney Duder 06/28/2007
Permanency planning legislation associated with speedier decision-making in Oregon Geneviève Pagé 05/31/2007
Parenting programs for maltreated infants lead to increased secure attachments Stephen Ellenbogen 05/03/2007
Using sibling data still finds no treatment effect of family group conferencing on child welfare outcomes Sydney Duder 04/26/2007
Prenatal cocaine exposure and child welfare outcomes Tara Black 04/05/2007
Study finds that specialty mental health services reduce the risk of out-of-home-placements for children in juvenile justice and child welfare systems Jonathan D. Schmidt 03/22/2007
Physical punishment as childhood adversity is associated with adult psychopathology according to study Geneviève Pagé 03/08/2007
US study finds that subsidies lead to increased adoptions from foster care
Claudia Lahaie
Anne-Marie Piché
 02/22/2007