"Innova tive Methods in Child Maltreatment Research"
Research met hods serve as the foundation for everything we know about child maltreat ment and its impact on subsequent health and development. These me thods inform the work of scientists, practitioners, and child welfare pr ofessionals on issues central to our daily lives, including how we asses s child maltreatment during a home safety visit, how we distinguish it f rom other adverse childhood experiences during a clinical interview, how we demonstrate the risk child maltreatment poses for adverse health in the research laboratory, and how we develop evidence-based interventions in the community. Despite significant strides in the past several decades, the failure to create and adopt innovative methods has left cr itical gaps in our understanding of child maltreatment, including a lack of well-characterized prospective research spanning key developmental p eriods, variation in risk estimates across studies that has increased re plication failures of scientific results, a lack of mechanistic research examining risk pathways across different levels of analysis to identify targets for intervention, and limited attention on how to optimize the effectiveness, efficiency, and dissemination of interventions to reach t he children at greatest risk and in greatest need.
The Innovative
Methods in Child Maltreatment Research conference, being held in-person
and virtually, will present the latest science that is addressing these
gaps and advancing the study of child maltreatment into the 21st century
. Internationally renowned speakers will present pragmatic solutions to
the biggest challenges in our field across a range of topics over two da
ys. Presentations will be geared toward a diverse audience, includ
ing researchers, practitioners, and caseworkers, to facilitate the faste
st uptake of novel methods for child maltreatment.
Co-Sponsor
ed by the Child Study Center
For more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/2021_child_maltreatment_solutions_n etwork_conference/
URL:https://www.solutionsnetwork.psu.edu/conferences/2021-conference LOCATION:The Penn Stater Hotel & Conference Center END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:4582-2c19a56be5ca3ea2e2e96d98fc9d96ff@events.la.psu.edu DTSTAMP:20260712T055715Z DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210903T080000 DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210903T080000 SUMMARY:2021 Child Maltreatment Solutions Network Conference DESCRIPTION:\n"\;Innovative Methods in Child Maltreatment Research&q uot\;\n\nResearch methods serve as the foundation for everything we know about child maltreatment and its impact on subsequent health and develo pment. \;These methods inform the work of scientists\, practitioner s\, and child welfare professionals on issues central to our daily lives \, including how we assess child maltreatment during a home safety visit \, how we distinguish it from other adverse childhood experiences during a clinical interview\, how we demonstrate the risk child maltreatment p oses for adverse health in the research laboratory\, and how we develop evidence-based interventions in the community. \;Despite significan t strides in the past several decades\, the failure to create and adopt innovative methods has left critical gaps in our understanding of child maltreatment\, including a lack of well-characterized prospective resear ch spanning key developmental periods\, variation in risk estimates acro ss studies that has increased replication failures of scientific results \, a lack of mechanistic research examining risk pathways across differe nt levels of analysis to identify targets for intervention\, and limited attention on how to optimize the effectiveness\, efficiency\, and disse mination of interventions to reach the children at greatest risk and in greatest need.\n\nThe Innovative Methods in Child Maltreatment Research conference\, being held in-person and virtually\, will present the lates t science that is addressing these gaps and advancing the study of child maltreatment into the 21st century. Internationally renowned speakers w ill present pragmatic solutions to the biggest challenges in our field a cross a range of topics over two days. \; Presentations will be gear ed toward a diverse audience\, including researchers\, practitioners\, a nd caseworkers\, to facilitate the fastest uptake of novel methods for c hild maltreatment.\n\nCo-Sponsored by the Child Study Center\n\nFor more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/2021_child_maltreatment_soluti ons_network_conference/ X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:"Innova tive Methods in Child Maltreatment Research"
Research met hods serve as the foundation for everything we know about child maltreat ment and its impact on subsequent health and development. These me thods inform the work of scientists, practitioners, and child welfare pr ofessionals on issues central to our daily lives, including how we asses s child maltreatment during a home safety visit, how we distinguish it f rom other adverse childhood experiences during a clinical interview, how we demonstrate the risk child maltreatment poses for adverse health in the research laboratory, and how we develop evidence-based interventions in the community. Despite significant strides in the past several decades, the failure to create and adopt innovative methods has left cr itical gaps in our understanding of child maltreatment, including a lack of well-characterized prospective research spanning key developmental p eriods, variation in risk estimates across studies that has increased re plication failures of scientific results, a lack of mechanistic research examining risk pathways across different levels of analysis to identify targets for intervention, and limited attention on how to optimize the effectiveness, efficiency, and dissemination of interventions to reach t he children at greatest risk and in greatest need.
The Innovative
Methods in Child Maltreatment Research conference, being held in-person
and virtually, will present the latest science that is addressing these
gaps and advancing the study of child maltreatment into the 21st century
. Internationally renowned speakers will present pragmatic solutions to
the biggest challenges in our field across a range of topics over two da
ys. Presentations will be geared toward a diverse audience, includ
ing researchers, practitioners, and caseworkers, to facilitate the faste
st uptake of novel methods for child maltreatment.
Co-Sponsor
ed by the Child Study Center
For more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/2021_child_maltreatment_solutions_n etwork_conference/
URL:https://www.solutionsnetwork.psu.edu/conferences/2021-conference LOCATION:The Penn Stater Hotel & Conference Center END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR