Background: Over the past 30 years, the political response to child maltreatment and its
prevention in the US has experienced periods of frantic activity, often followed by long …

This article outlines a conceptual model of parental involvement in family support programs,
anchored in ecological and family systems frameworks. After summarizing the current …

One strand of home visiting research investigates efficacy while another investigates under
what conditions programs achieve outcomes. The current study follows the latter approach …

Objective: Building on a previous model of recurrence, this study examined the relationship
of services on the hazard of child maltreatment recurrence during CPS intervention for …

Objective: This exploratory study investigated how attributes from multiple domains influence
retention in a voluntary home-visiting child abuse prevention program. Method: A sample of …

CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION: ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND CHALLENGES Deborah Daro Anne
Cohn Donnelly Page 1 CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION: ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND …

This study investigated the relationship between ethnicity and retention among families
participating in a national network of home‐based family support programs. Using archival …

OBJECTIVES: Intimate partner violence (IPV) during pregnancy affects 0.9% to 17% of
women and affects maternal health significantly. The impact of IPV extends to the health of …

OBJECTIVE: This study reported the outcome evaluation of the “Apoyo Personal y
Familiar”(APF) program for poorly-educated mothers from multi-problem families, showing …

Engagement is a fairly new concept in practice and research and is gaining the interest of
federal and private regulators, clinicians, and researchers. In this article, we offer a standard …