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7. Reducing the Risk for Preschool Expulsion: Mental Health Consultation for Young Children with Challenging Behaviors

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Perry, Deborah F., Dunne, M. Clare, McFadden, LaTanya, and Campbell, Doreen

Abstract

Increasing numbers of young children are being expelled from child care settings because of their problem behavior. Access to mental health consultation is related to lower rates of expulsion, but additional data are needed to document the pathways through which mental health consultation reduces the risk of expulsion. We report on outcomes from a 4-year project designed to reduce the number of children expelled for problem behavior in a large suburban county in Maryland. Two master's-level professionals provided behavioral consultation to child care providers who identified nearly 200 children at imminent risk for expulsion. Child care providers rated children's social skills and problem behaviors at referral and discharge using the Preschool Kindergarten Behavior Scales and the Brief Infant Toddler Social Emotional Assessment. Statistically significant increases in social skills and reductions in problem behaviors were seen for children who received individualized consultation. More than three-quarters of the children who were at risk for expulsion were able to be maintained in their current child care placement; of those that changed placements, only half (n = 13) were removed involuntarily. These findings provide additional support for mental health consultation as a promising strategy to reduce the risk for expulsion for young children with problem behaviors.

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2008
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9. Correction: Safety and immunogenicity of the Na-GST-1 hookworm vaccine in Brazilian and American adults

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Diemert, David J., primary, Freire, Janaína, additional, Valente, Vanderson, additional, Fraga, Carlo Geraldo, additional, Talles, Frederico, additional, Grahek, Shannon, additional, Campbell, Doreen, additional, Jariwala, Amar, additional, Periago, Maria Victoria, additional, Enk, Martin, additional, Gazzinelli, Maria Flávia, additional, Bottazzi, Maria Elena, additional, Hamilton, Robert, additional, Brelsford, Jill, additional, Yakovleva, Anna, additional, Li, Guangzhao, additional, Peng, Jin, additional, Correa-Oliveira, Rodrigo, additional, Hotez, Peter, additional, and Bethony, Jeffrey, additional

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2020
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12. Controlled Human Hookworm Infection: Accelerating Human Hookworm Vaccine Development

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Diemert, David, primary, Campbell, Doreen, additional, Brelsford, Jill, additional, Leasure, Caitlyn, additional, Li, Guangzhao, additional, Peng, Jin, additional, Zumer, Maria, additional, Younes, Naji, additional, Bottazzi, Maria Elena, additional, Mejia, Rojelio, additional, Pritchard, David I, additional, Hawdon, John M, additional, and Bethony, Jeffrey M, additional

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2018
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16. Safety and immunogenicity of the Na-GST-1 hookworm vaccine in Brazilian and American adults

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Diemert, David J., primary, Freire, Janaína, additional, Valente, Vanderson, additional, Fraga, Carlos Geraldo, additional, Talles, Frederico, additional, Grahek, Shannon, additional, Campbell, Doreen, additional, Jariwala, Amar, additional, Periago, Maria Victoria, additional, Enk, Martin, additional, Gazzinelli, Maria Flávia, additional, Bottazzi, Maria Elena, additional, Hamilton, Robert, additional, Brelsford, Jill, additional, Yakovleva, Anna, additional, Li, Guangzhao, additional, Peng, Jin, additional, Correa-Oliveira, Rodrigo, additional, Hotez, Peter, additional, and Bethony, Jeffrey, additional

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2017
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17. Advances in neglected tropical disease vaccines: Developing relative potency and functional assays for the Na-GST-1/Alhydrogel hookworm vaccine

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Brelsford, Jill B., primary, Plieskatt, Jordan L., additional, Yakovleva, Anna, additional, Jariwala, Amar, additional, Keegan, Brian P., additional, Peng, Jin, additional, Xia, Pengjun, additional, Li, Guangzhao, additional, Campbell, Doreen, additional, Periago, Maria Victoria, additional, Correa-Oliveira, Rodrigo, additional, Bottazzi, Maria Elena, additional, Hotez, Peter J., additional, Diemert, David, additional, and Bethony, Jeffrey M., additional

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2017
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18. Five stars for Mr Tompkins

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Campbell, Doreen and Campbell, Doreen

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For Mr Preston, part of the thrill of a special outing was studying the paper every night to see what was offering and then the few short days of preparation and anticipation that preceded the actual outing itself. There wasn't a lot of choice because he had to get the right combi· nation of age and walking distance but he usually managed to get a special outing about once a month.

Published
2014

20. Cervical screening: what is the point?

Author

Sasieni, Peter, primary, Denton, KarinJ., additional, Soutter, W.P., additional, Robertson, Jeffrey, additional, Woodend, Bertha, additional, Campbell, Doreen, additional, Koss, LeopoldG., additional, Anthony, P.P., additional, Clarke, T.J., additional, McCartney, Peter, additional, Raffle, A.E., additional, Mackenzie, E.F.D., additional, and Alden, B., additional

Published
1995
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21. Decisions of removal or retention in child neglect cases : an analysis of the reasons for decision in the cases of twenty disturbed children known to family and childrens' agencies in Vancouver

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Campbell, Doreen Evelyn

Abstract

The subject of this study is the disturbed child, who has been emotionally and physically neglected. The area of concern is the agency's decision whether to continue service with the child removed from his own family, or with the child retained in his family. For the welfare of the child, it is essential that the caseworker, drawing on the growing body of knowledge regarding parent-child relationships and on her own individual skill, make the choice which will give the child the greatest opportunity for normal development. The seriousness of the child's disturbance, the parents' attitude and maturity, the quality of other feelings, must all be carefully weighed in this difficult decision. Several obstacles to an objective decision are present. These are the quality of the caseworker's skill, the inadequacies of the protection of children's act, and the existence of some administrative limitations. With these handicaps to casework already in mind, the actual reasons for the decision, as they became apparent from a comparison of ten removed children and ten retained children, were considered. A number of factors were found to be more often the determinants of the decision than the caseworker's careful assessment of the parent-child relationship. These were (a) the parents’ and the community's awareness of a problem, (b) the disturbing events produced by the child's behaviour, rather than the emotional deprivation, (c) the amount rather than the quality of parents' rejection, (d) the professed function of the agency (whether specializing in children's or family service) in which the child neglect case appeared. Accordingly, an overall implication of the study is the need to strengthen procedures which offset this tendency for agencies to let circumstances be the determinant and which will place more responsibility for the decision on the caseworker and her professional assessment.

Published
1951
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