Research Watch

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

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Title Reviewed By Posted Sort ascending
Promising outcomes of providing anti-poverty services within a differential response system Jennifer Nutton
Secondary Analysis of Data from the Fragile Families and Child Well-Being Study: Paternal and Household Characteristics Associated with Neglect and Child Protective Services Involvement Carolyn O'Connor
The influence of risk factors, child maltreatment and timing on academic achievement and behavioral outcomes Élodie Marion & Jaime Wegner-Lohin
Child maltreatment and SES predicted higher incarceration rates among youth of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent Biru Zhou & Chris Morris
The influence of risk assessment and poverty on substantiation decisions for African American children in the child welfare system Chris Morris & Biru Zhou
Systematic review of psychosocial interventions for suicidal adolescents finds mixed outcomes Kaila de Boer & Deirdre Ryan-Morissette
A formative stage evaluation of a birth parent behavioural training program and foster care children’s well-being and placement stability Carolyn O’Connor, Tara Black, & Barbara Fallon
Systematic review reveals weak evidence on the effectiveness of supervision in child welfare practice Maria Garrick
A cultural approach to child welfare practice within American Indian/Alaska Native communities Jennifer Nutton
Is the Attachment and Biobehavioural Catch-up (ABC) intervention effective with a child welfare population? Megan Pratt, Tara Black & Emmaline Houston