Donato Liloia, Tommaso Costa, Franco Cauda, Jordi Manuello
Building diagnostic neuroimaging biomarkers for psychiatric disorders using reverse inference approaches: A viable route?
Advances in clinical and experimental medicine : official organ Wroclaw Medical University
parents living deprived communities likely report lower parental selfefficacy wellbeing poor parental wellbeing selfefficacy known risk factors development range health behavioural problems childhood adolescence adulthood parenting interventions key prevent adverse outcomes children however mechanisms parents learn understand support children still well understood study evaluated acceptability kids matter parenting intervention targeting parents struggling financial adversity secondarily relationship parental wellbeing selfefficacy examined present retrospective consecutive case series design study comparing routinely collected data preintervention postintervention 3month followup descriptive frequencies drawn explore parents impressions programme multivariate analysis variance regression modelling used evaluate associations parental wellbeing selfefficacy different time points parents found programme enjoyable useful intervention led significant improvements parental wellbeing selfefficacy improvements parental wellbeing significantly associated improvements selfefficacy study provides evidence acceptability effectiveness kids matter