Parent and group leader refelctions on a group-based programme for parents and babies

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Parent and group leader refelctions on a group-based programme for parents and babies. / Jones, Catrin; Hutchings, Judith; Erjavec, Mihela et al.
Yn: Community Practitioner, Cyfrol 85, Rhif 11, 11.2012, t. 26-29.

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Jones, Catrin et al. "Parent and group leader refelctions on a group-based programme for parents and babies". Community Practitioner. 2012, 85(11). 26-29.

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Jones, Catrin ; Hutchings, Judith ; Erjavec, Mihela et al. / Parent and group leader refelctions on a group-based programme for parents and babies. Yn: Community Practitioner. 2012 ; Cyfrol 85, Rhif 11. tt. 26-29.

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TY - JOUR

T1 - Parent and group leader refelctions on a group-based programme for parents and babies

AU - Jones, Catrin

AU - Hutchings, Judith

AU - Erjavec, Mihela

AU - Hughes, John

PY - 2012/11

Y1 - 2012/11

N2 - A longitudinal evaluation of individual family interventions with parents and babies (Olds et al, 1998) has shown substantial reductions in welfare and criminal justice expenditures, higher tax revenues in addition to improved physical and mental health. HVs and other group leaders referred parents for the trial using the study inclusion criteria; parents had infants younger man 26 weeks (mean age at baseline= 12.27 weeks; SD=4.96) and were considered to be living in poverty, calculated using the Families and Children Study criteria (Philo et al, 2009).

AB - A longitudinal evaluation of individual family interventions with parents and babies (Olds et al, 1998) has shown substantial reductions in welfare and criminal justice expenditures, higher tax revenues in addition to improved physical and mental health. HVs and other group leaders referred parents for the trial using the study inclusion criteria; parents had infants younger man 26 weeks (mean age at baseline= 12.27 weeks; SD=4.96) and were considered to be living in poverty, calculated using the Families and Children Study criteria (Philo et al, 2009).

KW - Infant; parenting; Intervention; Costing; Incredible Years

M3 - Article

VL - 85

SP - 26

EP - 29

JO - Community Practitioner

JF - Community Practitioner

SN - 1462-2815

IS - 11

ER -