A multimillion-dollar IT platform vital to safeguarding children at risk of abuse has lurched into the danger zone and had to be reset. Oranga Tamariki is trying to overhaul technology so old its frontline social workers and analysts cannot get the information they need.
Archive for April 2024
Co-operative inquiry: Qualitative methodology transforming research ‘about’ to research ‘with’ people
The Development and Pilot of an Observation Tool to Examine Behaviors of Instructional Coaches
Oranga Tamariki IT overhaul leaves social workers without access to some information
From ‘crisis’ to ‘pandemic’: mental health in Europe
Arab Fund for Social Work launches new bank accounts for public donations to Gaza
Minister of Social Solidarity Nevine El-Qabbaj announced that the Arab Fund for Social Work has opened special bank accounts for the public to donate for aid and relief to Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.
“How can our children learn from us about our way of life or understand who they are?”: Residential schools and their impact on the wellbeing of Indigenous youth in Attapadi, South India
Status and Influencing Factors of Social Media Addiction in Chinese Workers: Cross-Sectional Survey Study
NIJ FY24 Research on Multidisciplinary Teams [sexual exploitation crimes against children] (Grants.gov Deadline: May 8)
Becoming a ‘good parent’: Social class and talk labour among South Korean parents
The achievement society is burning us out, we need more play
This is about more than a self-help switch – we need structural changes that reject capitalism’s productivity obsession
The Effects of Dietary Improvement on Symptoms of Depression and Anxiety: A Meta-Analysis of Randomized Controlled Trials
Online learning experiences of social work students in India
Effects of Stimulant Treatment on Changes in Brain Activation During Reward Notifications in Drug Naïve Youth With ADHD
NCFR’s Family Relations Seeks Editor (Proposals due by Aug 1)
Self-witnessing as self-care: an artistic inquiry of a dance movement psychotherapy trainee preparing for clinical work
Experiences of post‐divorce parentification and parental affection: Implications for emerging adults’ well‐being
Effects of a culturally informed model of care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients with acute coronary syndrome in a tertiary hospital in Australia: a pre-post, quasi-experimental, interventional study
Exploring the Lived Experiences of Rural Hospice Social Workers in Navigating “Cracked” Systems
Alcohol Symptom Checklist
Sources of empowerment and mental health among retired men and women: An ecological perspective
Detached from Sympathy, Unconscious of Trauma: The Impact of the Forensic Virtues of Impartiality and Detachment on Rape Examinations in Britain 1924–1978
Pre-modern epistemes inspiring a new Global Sociology of Education Imagination
Child Welfare in Montana: The Kolstad Family (Part 1)
Without an initial understanding of their family unit — it’s hard to comprehend the complicated nature of child welfare cases.
First Episode Psychosis Services Fidelity Scale (FEPS-FS 1.0) and Manual
Illustrating the relationship between poverty and NHS services
Two GOP bills putting restrictions on SNAP are headed to Hobbs’ desk
Republicans in the Arizona Legislature have voted to pass two bills that would make it more difficult for Arizonans to receive or keep government benefits to help them buy food. The bills passed through both the House of Representatives and Senate on a party-line vote but are likely to get a veto from Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs, MSW
Enabling factors that facilitate recovery among survivors of gender‐based violence
PCOS health-related quality-of-life and depressive symptoms across the lifespan: Comparative study
Policy Basics: Supplemental Security Income
Oral health community engagement programs for rural communities: A scoping review
Effect of food insecurity on depression, anxiety, and stress among resettled Syrian refugees in Ontario
Supporting Women of Color Experiencing Homelessness as Individuals in Los Angeles
Ready? Set? Go?: Examining Organizational Readiness for Change in a Quality Improvement Intervention for Youth Mentoring Programs
Increases in Aesthetic Experience Following Ayahuasca Use: A Prospective, Naturalistic Study
NIH Support for Conferences and Scientific Meetings (Parent R13 Clinical Trial Not Allowed) (Multiple due dates
Housing in America: Pathways to Homeownership
The Problem of Private Health Insurance: Insights from Middle-Income Countries
Preparing for the bedside—optimizing a postpartum depression risk prediction model for clinical implementation in a health system
Key Bridge Collapse Shipowner Could Legally Skirt Liability
The opaque shipping company that owns the ship that crashed into the bridge, Grace Ocean Private Limited, filed an action in federal court using the Limitation of Liability Act, an antiquated law from 1851, to argue that the damages it owes for the crash should be capped at $43 million — the remaining value of the ship and its cargo. This is despite the fact that by some estimates, it may cost hundreds of millions of dollars to rebuild the bridge. Justice in America?
What happens when we put mental health support teams in schools?
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services: Forms List
Turning Social Capital into Scientific Capital: Men’s Networking in Academia
Supporting language diversities through story circles
Case Study – Jamaica | Divesting from Prohibition, Investing in the HIV Respons
Music therapy for depression: a Cochrane Review
Babies, two bonds: Frequency and correlates of differential maternal‐infant bonding in mothers of twins
Federal Coal Mine and Safety Act of 1969
A 1968 underground explosion that killed 78 coal miners in Farmington, West Virginia (above), was a flashpoint for reform after years of fatalities and a growing awareness of black lung disease.
Comparing Side Effects of Prostate Cancer Treatments
“Given the similar survival rates, the choice of treatment for patients may be influenced by the adverse effects of the treatments,” says Dr. Bashir Al Hussein Al Awamlh, of Vanderbilt University, who helped lead the study.