About the review
This systematic review evaluates the scientific literature on parent-child interaction published up until November 2014.
It aims to answer the following clinical question:
- What are the features of parent-child interactions amongst neglected and/or emotionally abused children aged 0-14 years?
Neglect is the most common form of child abuse, but frequently goes unrecognised.
This review studies the effects of poor parent-child interactions by looking at the features of neglect in the following age groups; 0-7 months, 18 months-3 years, 4-5 years and 6-14 years.
The implications for practice and research, and other useful references are included in the review.
|
Disclaimer: This is a summary of the systematic review findings up to the date of our most recent literature search. If you have a specific clinical case, we strongly recommend you read all of the relevant references as cited and look for additional material published outside our search dates Original reviews and content © Cardiff University, funded by NSPCC While the format of each review has been revised to fit the style of the College and amalgamated into a comprehensive document, the content remains unchanged until reviewed and new evidence is identified and added to the evidence-base. Updated content will be indicated on individual review pages. |