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The British Journal of Social Work (BJSW) has appointed two new co-editors: Professor Carlene Firmin and Dr Sui Ting Kong, both of Durham University (UK), after a global search and rigorous selection process.
Archive for April 2025
School-Based Disease Prevention and Control Programs: A Comprehensive Analysis of Health, Academic Outcomes, and Mediating Factors
European Prevention Curriculum (EUPC) for Decision, Opinion and Policy Makers: Implementation and Lessons Learnt in Croatia
Social sadism and the migrant safari
Activist burnout and the struggle to heal: Reflections from a Lacanian perspective
Correction: American psychoanalytic institutes: where academic freedom goes to die
The Musical Image of Trauma: Mediating Transcendence through the Political
Disparities in United States Nationwide County-Level PrEP Rate and PrEP to Need Ratio During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Implementation Barriers to Incorporating a Community-Based Doula Program to Improve Birth Outcomes for Black Patients in an Academic Medical Center
Hiding in Plain Sight: A Narrative Review of Non-Parental Relatives’ Perinatal Grief
Examining the Magnitude of Maternal Ethnic and Socioeconomic Inequalities on Foetal Growth Restriction and Preterm Birth: A Cohort Study Set in North West England
Granting Permission: Toward Embracing Grief
Disparities in Diet Quality and Food Security Across Ethnic-Immigration Status and US Nativity
The Development of Palliative Care in Finland and Its Societal Impacts: A Scoping Review
Remembering the Dead: What Community Newspaper Memorials Reveal
The relationship between sense of security and suicide risk in male prison inmates: a chain mediating effect through intolerance of uncertainty and motor impulsiveness
De-stigmatizing marriage and family therapy for those justice- involved
Signal detection analysis of affective prosody recognition in forensic inpatients who have committed sexual offenses
Medical skin camouflage for women in prison with self-harm scars (COVER): randomised feasibility study
Which Families Benefited from the Expanded Child Tax Credit? The Effects of Income, Race, and Education
Sudden Unexpected Infant Death and Disparities in Infant Mortality in the US, 1999-2022
Sync or Swim: Navigating the Tides of Menstrual Cycle Messaging on TikTok
The British Journal of Social Work Appoints New Co-editors
Supporting Low-Income Families’ Access to Summer Health Programs
Study on the “digital divide” in the continuous utilization of Internet medical services for older adults: Combination with PLS-SEM and fsQCA analysis approach
Gender Differences in the Relationship Between Short-Form Video Addiction and Adolescent Depression: The Mediating Role of Attentional Bias
Immediate mental health status of refugees during the Ukrainian armed conflict of 2022.
Governments are not startups
Social Europe
or startups, the highest priority is rapid iteration, technology-driven disruption, and financial returns for investors. Their success often hinges on solving a narrowly defined problem with a single product, or within a single organization. Governments, by contrast, must tackle complex, interconnected issues like poverty, public health, and national security. Each challenge calls for collaboration across multiple sectors, and careful long-term planning. The idea of securing short-term gains in any of these areas doesn’t even make sense.
The health of women from ethnic minority groups in England
Does Reducing Child Benefits Mean Parents Work More? A Mixed-Methods Study of the Labor Market Effects of the United Kingdom’s “Two-Child Limit”
Targets of police attention. Discrimination in pedestrian stop-and-search of young people in Germany and France
Family caregivers’ contributions to self-care behaviors among heart failure patients in Oman
Prevalence and factors related with depression in Iranian university students: a large sample cross-sectional study
Alone Together: The Paradox of Digital Connection and Social Isolation
Becoming a Peer, Becoming a Person: Subject Formation in China’s Antidrug Social Work
Bright Light Therapy for Nonseasonal Depressive Disorders
ALZ Talks: Responding to Dementia-Related Behaviors
Initial Development of a Scale to Measure Patient Psychological Safety
How Do We Move the Needle on Needle Debris? A Qualitative Interview Study With Reflexive Thematic Analysis, From SANDS (Strategies for Addressing Needle Debris Study)
Association of the DRD and OXT Genetic Polymorphisms With Schizophrenia in a Chinese Population
Treating bullying as everyone’s problem reduces incidence in primary schools
Parents’ work–family conflict and parent‒child relationship: The mediating role of parenting burnout and the moderating role of self-compassion
NCI Pathway to Independence Award (K99/R00 Clinical Trial Required)
Sex Differences in the Play Equipment Found in Australian Children’s Homes
Stress, depression factor into link between insomnia, heavy drinking
SD | Ohio State News
Insomnia and hazardous drinking can cause upheaval in one’s life: Both are associated with missed work and lower productivity on the job. Chronic insomnia can increase the risk for cardiovascular disease, Alzheimer’s and other chronic illnesses. A defining characteristic of alcohol use disorder (AUD) is continuing to drink even when encountering interpersonal problems, getting sick or hurt, or driving while intoxicated.