neglect

Each province and territory has unique legislation defining and describing responses to neglect. Assessing neglect requires a consideration of poverty and other family and community factors. Neglect includes the failure of a parent or guardian to provide a child’s basic needs such as for food, education, healthcare or supervision.

For more information, review the information sheet on the causes, consequences, and factors associated with child neglect and the information sheet on child neglect prevention and intervention.

Title Year Sort ascending
Using neuropsychological profiles to classify neglected children with or without physical abuse
Nolin, Pierre; Ethier, Louise S.
2007
Cumulative stress and substantiated maltreatment: The importance of caregiver vulnerability and adult partner violence
Wekerle, Christine; Wall, Anne-Marie; Leung, Eman; Trocmé, Nico
2007
Évolution des familles négligentes : chronicité et typologie. Étude de suivi 1992 à 2005
Éthier, Louise S.; Bourassa, Louise; Klapper, Ulrich; Dionne, Martin
2006
Treatment of Child Neglect: A Systematic Review
Allin, Heather; Wathen, C. Nadine; MacMillan, Harriet
2005
Child Neglect in Canada
Roy, Catherine; Black, Tara; Trocmé, Nico; MacLaurin, Bruce; Fallon, Barbara
2005
Substance abuse and child neglect: Intruders in the family
Mayer, Micheline; Lavergne, Chantal; Baraldi, Rosanna
2004
Living in a world of neglect: S.A.I.N. helps families move on
Lacharité, Carl; Chamberland, Claire; Baraldi, Rosanna
2004
Risk Factors Associated With the Chronicity of High Potential for Child Abuse and Neglect
Ethier, Louise S.; Couture, Germain; Lacharité, Carl
2004
Maltreatment rates in children with developmental delay
Brown, Ivan; Schormans, Ann Fudge
2004
Validation of the French Version of the CTQ and Prevalence of the History of Maltreatment
Paquette, Daniel; Laporte, Lise; Bigras, Marc; Zoccolillo, Mark
2004