Abstract / Description of output
This literature review aims to draw together existing knowledge on assessing
and evaluating parenting interventions. In conducting the literature review, the
research team was interested in re-examining the historical policy context to locate the rationale for the introduction of Parenting Orders and the apparent under use of the provisions; to re-examine the evidence of risk and protective factors and the inter-related issues of antisocial behaviour and child care; alongside effective approaches to family service provision. These themes set the context and framework for examining the evidence on the practice of engagement with clients and the use of compulsion.
and evaluating parenting interventions. In conducting the literature review, the
research team was interested in re-examining the historical policy context to locate the rationale for the introduction of Parenting Orders and the apparent under use of the provisions; to re-examine the evidence of risk and protective factors and the inter-related issues of antisocial behaviour and child care; alongside effective approaches to family service provision. These themes set the context and framework for examining the evidence on the practice of engagement with clients and the use of compulsion.
| Original language | English |
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| Publisher | Scottish Government |
| Commissioning body | Scottish Government Social Research |
| Number of pages | 70 |
| ISBN (Electronic) | 9780755970469 |
| Publication status | Published - 2007 |