Cost comparisons with other parenting programmes
Preventing violence: Evaluating outcomes of parenting programmes
... unnecessary cost, especially if it seems that the money would be better spent pro- viding ...resources, programmes need to be evaluated early to check whether they are ...effective programmes, and ...
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Evaluation of the national academy of parenting practitioners' training offer in evidence based parenting programmes
... the parenting workforce Despite the lower than expected implementation rate, it is clear that parenting practitioners benefitted from the NAPP training ...a parenting intervention. Moreover, as ...
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Comparisons of Other Health Benefit Options
... • Small Employer Insurance Program (SEIP) is specifically tailored towards helping small employers and non-profits with 50 or fewer employees to buy into a comprehensive health insurance program similar to what is now ...
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Parenting programmes for incarcerated fathers : clinical and research recommendations
... based parenting program as opposed to other contextual factors which may impact on the parenting capacity of the fathers who are ...to other disadvantaged populations (Skar et ...
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Cost Competitiveness Comparisons and Convergence in China
... of cost competitiveness help us understand how provinces compete with each ...more cost competitiveness in the Primary sector, Construction and Real estate sectors are best strategies for the provinces in ...
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Cost Competitiveness Comparisons and Convergence in China
... of cost competitiveness help us understand how provinces compete with each ...more cost competitiveness in the Primary sector, Construction and Real estate sectors are best strategies for the provinces in ...
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Evaluation of the national roll out of parenting programmes across England : the parenting early intervention programme (PEIP)
... programme comparisons were significant: SFP 10–14 was less effective than Triple P for parents’ mental well- being and parenting laxness; and both SFP 10–14 and Incredible Years were significantly less ...
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Could scale-up of parenting programmes improve child disruptive behaviour and reduce social inequalities? Using individual participant data meta-analysis to establish for whom programmes are effective and cost-effective
... the parenting task; as a lone parent there are fewer hands to help; and as a teenage parent one has had less life experience and less experience of ...IY parenting programmes still showed significant ...
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Selection Biases and Cross-Market Trading Cost Comparisons*
... subsequent order routing decisions. Boehmer (2003) uses Dash 5 data to compare market quality for NYSE versus Nasdaq-listed stocks. However, none of these papers focuses in particular on the existence of, or econometric ...
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The GTC Medical Aid Survey. Benefit and cost comparisons
... 21st Century Pay Solution Group and GTC have established a formal joint venture and the communication of this year’s Medical Aid Survey is one of the outcomes of this partnership. The relationship is built on the solid ...
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Prevention Programmes Cost-Effectiveness Review: Alcohol
... observational studies, case reports and case series, expert opinions and other relevant reports. Non-UK studies were given a lower ranking. The sections are ordered according to the degree of evidence on ...
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Participatory action learning: an approach to generative curriculum development of parenting education programmes
... spent most of their time outside the home, mainly on the street playing together with other children. It was mainly because of the simple inadvertent negligence of the parents as they could not pay much attention ...
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Parenthood in transition – Somali-born parents’ experiences of and needs for parenting support programmes
... Improved parenting Aside from the cultural challenges encountered in the process of parenthood in transition, improved parenting emerged as a generic ...their parenting, participants suggested that ...
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Low-intensity topic-specific group parenting programmes: enhancing intervention outcomes
... several other challenges such as poor recruitment rate, the fixed timing of the intervention, and a limited timeframe for conducting this study meant that the trial could not have been undertaken as originally ...
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Perimetry Comparisons for Octopus G Top and Dynamic Programmes versus Humphrey 24-2 SITA Fast and SITA Standard Programmes.
... Participants were not pre-selected for the study but were identified randomly, i.e. notes were taken consecutively from the list waiting for visual field assessment without prior knowledge of patient ability and ...
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The Cost of Maintaining Ownership in the Current Crisis: Comparisons in 20 Cities
... However, the paper also shows that in many cities homeownership costs are greatly out of line with rental costs. These are cities, mostly on the two coasts, that have seen an extraordinary run-up in house sale prices ...
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Improving children's behaviour and attendance through the use of parenting programmes : an examination of good practice
... was other people upsetting him so it wasn’t really our ...that other people get called names and other people have things happen to them it is not just ...
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Individual and group based parenting programmes for improving psychosocial outcomes for teenage parents and their children
... JB: edited the review, took overall responsibility for selection of the included and excluded studies, and updated the Background and Discussion sections. NS: reviewed the draft and scope of the review with the contact ...
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Individual and group based parenting programmes for improving psychosocial outcomes for teenage parents and their children.
... exercised before the findings are generalised to other social and cultural contexts. Although the interventions were delivered using both individual and group-based formats, it was not possible to examine the ...
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Parenting programmes for preventing tobacco, alcohol or drugs misuse in children <18: a systematic review
... of parenting programmes in reducing tobacco, alcohol and drug misuse in children <18 ...effects. Other methodological problems included, inappropriate analysis for the unit of allocation which may ...
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