intervention & prévention

Les programmes d’intervention et de prévention sont offerts aux enfants, aux personnes qui prennent soins d’eux et aux familles pour diminuer les facteurs de risque et les répercussions relatives à la violence et à la négligence envers les enfants.

Titre	Auteurs	Year
A Tragedy in Waiting: How B.C.’s Mental Health System Failed One First Nations Youth	British Columbia Representative for Children and Youth	2016
Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder casts a long shadow: Findings from a population-based study of adult women with self-reported ADHD	Fuller-Thomson, Esme Lewis, D. A. Agbeyaka, Senyo K.	2016
Because Young People Matter: Report of the Residential Services Review Panel	Residential Services Panel	2016
Child Death Review in Canada: A National Scan	Saskatchewan Prevention Institute	2016
Child protection services and parents with intellectual and developmental disabilities	LaLiberte, Traci Piescher, Kristine Mickelson, Nicole Lee, Mi Hwa	2016
Child sexual abuse, bullying, cyberbullying, and mental health problems among high schools students: A moderated mediated model	Hébert, Martine Cénat, Jude Mary Blais, Martin Lavoie, Francine Guerrier, Mireille	2016
Creating connections with child welfare workers: Experiences of foster parents’ own children	Serbinski, Sarah Brown, Jason	2016
Duration in poverty-related programs and number of child maltreatment reports: A multilevel negative binomial study	Hyunil, Kim Drake, Brett	2016
Emotion regulation in sexually abused preschoolers: The contribution of parental factors	Langevin, Rachel Hébert, Martine Allard-Dansereau, Claire Bernard-Bonnin, Anne-Claude	2016
Evolution over a year of individual protective factors in preschool victims of sexual abuse	Langevin, Rachel Hébert, Martine	2016