Patricia L Kohl
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 5941833 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Patricia L Kohl |
| NOMBRES | Patricia L |
| APELLIDO | Kohl |
| FIRMA | KOHL P L |
| AFILIACIONES | Washington University in St. Louis |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 29 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 218 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 29 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2005 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
Human Versus Artificial Intelligence in Qualitative Analysis
County variations in child maltreatment risk and service responses during and post the Covid-19 pandemic
Impacts of the Prevention and Relationship Enhancement Program
Early Emotion Development Intervention Improves Mental Health Outcomes in Low-Income, High-Risk Community Children
The stark implications of abolishing child welfare
Scholars and advocates are at odds about how to achieve higher levels of child safety and permanency. Calls for change include the recent upEND focus on eradication of child welfare services to a radical refocusing of the present system towards prevention/early intervention. To clarify the implications of reform over abolition, we seek to portray a future in which the abolition of child welfare has occurred, in juxtaposition to maintaining four c…
Factors Associated with Fatherhood Program Engagement and Completion
It is evident that father engagement in parenting contributes to child well-being, and fatherhood programs effectively enhance father engagement and employment outcomes. However, program effectiveness can be compromised if participating fathers drop out. This study investigates factors associated with program engagement (i.e., initiating treatment) and completion (i.e., attending 75% or more sessions) with a sample of primarily African American f…
Improving child behavior through parent training in child welfare services
Behavioral parent training programs, such as Pathways Triple P (Level 5 of the Triple P parent support and training system, hereafter referred to as Pathways), have been shown to improve child behavior. However, Pathways has not been tested with a child welfare services (CWS) population. A mixed-methods, randomized control trial was conducted to examine its effectiveness with CWS-involved families. The sample included parents investigated for mal…
Risk factors and neglect subtypes
5,872), and 786 children with a first-time child protective services investigation for neglect allegations alone were selected. Multinomial logistic regression analysis was used to explore how individual, family, and community risk factors may be associated with specific neglect subtypes. Five risk factors were able to discriminate between subtypes of neglect. For example, being a young child is associated with a greater risk of experiencing mult…
The impact of responsible fatherhood programs on parenting, psychological well‐being, and financial outcomes
The objective of this study was to examine differences in parenting, psychological well‐being, and economic outcomes between fathers receiving two different programs offered by Fathers & Families Support Center for economically disadvantaged fathers: (a) Family Formation (FF), a 6‐week/240‐h program focused on economic stability/mobility, responsible fatherhood, and healthy relationships, with case management and legal services; (b) Economic Stab…
Latent class analysis risk profiles
From “Stop Family Violence” to “Build Healthy Relationships to End Violence”
The Grand Challenges for Social Work were conceived as a call to action for social work researchers and practitioners that would ambitiously and collectively provide leadership on the most pressing social issues we face as a nation. Grand challenge initiatives have a threefold charge: (1) harness social work’s science and knowledge base; (2) collaborate with individuals, community-based organizations, and professionals from all fields and discipl…
Service engagement and retention
What do we really know about usual care child protective services
Parent–Child Agreement of Child Health-Related Quality-of-Life in Maltreated Children
The impact of fathers on maltreated youths' mental health
Cultural adaptation and implementation of evidence-based parent-training
The Comorbid and Individual Impacts of Maternal Depression and Substance Dependence on Parenting and Child Behavior Problems
A national study of intimate partner violence risk among female caregivers involved in the child welfare system
Caregiver Substance Abuse and Children's Exposure to Violence in a Nationally Representative Child Welfare Sample
Using data from the National Survey of Child and Adolescent Well-Being II (NSCAW II), this article examines the impact of caregiver substance abuse on children's exposure to violence in the home in a nationally representative sample of families involved with child protective services (CPS). Logistic regression analyses indicate an increased risk of witnessing mild and severe violence in the home for children whose primary caregiver was abusing al…
Recruiting fathers to parenting programs
Child and Adult Outcomes of Chronic Child Maltreatment
OBJECTIVE: To describe how child maltreatment chronicity is related to negative outcomes in later childhood and early adulthood. METHODS: The study included 5994 low-income children from St Louis, including 3521 with child maltreatment reports, who were followed from 1993-1994 through 2009. Children were 1.5 to 11 years of age at sampling. Data include administrative and treatment records indicating substance abuse, mental health treatment, brain…
African American Caregivers and Substance Abuse in Child Welfare
Pathways Triple P and the child welfare system
Time to Leave Substantiation Behind
Data from the National Survey of Child and Adolescent Well-being, a national probability study of children and families investigated for child maltreatment, were analyzed to answer the question: Do substantiated and unsubstantiated cases differ in rates of recidivism over 36 months? Recidivism was classified as (a) any re-reports, (b) substantiated re-reports and (c) subsequent foster care placements. Bivariate (survivor functions estimated by th…
Is the overrepresentation of the poor in child welfare caseloads due to bias or need
Parent-Training Programs in Child Welfare Services
Child welfare service agencies provide parent training as part of their legally mandated responsibility to provide services to assist families to keep their children at home or to achieve reunification. The use of parent-training programs for families in the child welfare system has undergone relatively little examination. Mental health, special education, and juvenile justice have been identifying evidence-based approaches that have demonstrated…
Is the overrepresentation of the poor in child welfare caseloads due to bias or need
Domestic violence and pathways into child welfare services
Child welfare as a gateway to domestic violence services
Recruiting fathers to parenting programs
Profiles of Victimized Women Among the Child Welfare Population
The Comorbid and Individual Impacts of Maternal Depression and Substance Dependence on Parenting and Child Behavior Problems
What do we really know about usual care child protective services
Pathways Triple P and the child welfare system
A national study of intimate partner violence risk among female caregivers involved in the child welfare system
The stark implications of abolishing child welfare
Scholars and advocates are at odds about how to achieve higher levels of child safety and permanency. Calls for change include the recent upEND focus on eradication of child welfare services to a radical refocusing of the present system towards prevention/early intervention. To clarify the implications of reform over abolition, we seek to portray a future in which the abolition of child welfare has occurred, in juxtaposition to maintaining four c…
Factors Associated with Fatherhood Program Engagement and Completion
It is evident that father engagement in parenting contributes to child well-being, and fatherhood programs effectively enhance father engagement and employment outcomes. However, program effectiveness can be compromised if participating fathers drop out. This study investigates factors associated with program engagement (i.e., initiating treatment) and completion (i.e., attending 75% or more sessions) with a sample of primarily African American f…
Service engagement and retention
African American Caregivers and Substance Abuse in Child Welfare
Parent-Training Programs in Child Welfare Services
Child welfare service agencies provide parent training as part of their legally mandated responsibility to provide services to assist families to keep their children at home or to achieve reunification. The use of parent-training programs for families in the child welfare system has undergone relatively little examination. Mental health, special education, and juvenile justice have been identifying evidence-based approaches that have demonstrated…
Domestic violence and pathways into child welfare services
Child welfare as a gateway to domestic violence services
Profiles of Victimized Women Among the Child Welfare Population
Time to Leave Substantiation Behind
Data from the National Survey of Child and Adolescent Well-being, a national probability study of children and families investigated for child maltreatment, were analyzed to answer the question: Do substantiated and unsubstantiated cases differ in rates of recidivism over 36 months? Recidivism was classified as (a) any re-reports, (b) substantiated re-reports and (c) subsequent foster care placements. Bivariate (survivor functions estimated by th…
Is the overrepresentation of the poor in child welfare caseloads due to bias or need
Pathways Triple P and the child welfare system
Child and Adult Outcomes of Chronic Child Maltreatment
OBJECTIVE: To describe how child maltreatment chronicity is related to negative outcomes in later childhood and early adulthood. METHODS: The study included 5994 low-income children from St Louis, including 3521 with child maltreatment reports, who were followed from 1993-1994 through 2009. Children were 1.5 to 11 years of age at sampling. Data include administrative and treatment records indicating substance abuse, mental health treatment, brain…
African American Caregivers and Substance Abuse in Child Welfare
Caregiver Substance Abuse and Children's Exposure to Violence in a Nationally Representative Child Welfare Sample
Using data from the National Survey of Child and Adolescent Well-Being II (NSCAW II), this article examines the impact of caregiver substance abuse on children's exposure to violence in the home in a nationally representative sample of families involved with child protective services (CPS). Logistic regression analyses indicate an increased risk of witnessing mild and severe violence in the home for children whose primary caregiver was abusing al…
Recruiting fathers to parenting programs
Cultural adaptation and implementation of evidence-based parent-training
The Comorbid and Individual Impacts of Maternal Depression and Substance Dependence on Parenting and Child Behavior Problems
A national study of intimate partner violence risk among female caregivers involved in the child welfare system
Parent–Child Agreement of Child Health-Related Quality-of-Life in Maltreated Children
The impact of fathers on maltreated youths' mental health
What do we really know about usual care child protective services
Service engagement and retention
Latent class analysis risk profiles
From “Stop Family Violence” to “Build Healthy Relationships to End Violence”
The Grand Challenges for Social Work were conceived as a call to action for social work researchers and practitioners that would ambitiously and collectively provide leadership on the most pressing social issues we face as a nation. Grand challenge initiatives have a threefold charge: (1) harness social work’s science and knowledge base; (2) collaborate with individuals, community-based organizations, and professionals from all fields and discipl…
The impact of responsible fatherhood programs on parenting, psychological well‐being, and financial outcomes
The objective of this study was to examine differences in parenting, psychological well‐being, and economic outcomes between fathers receiving two different programs offered by Fathers & Families Support Center for economically disadvantaged fathers: (a) Family Formation (FF), a 6‐week/240‐h program focused on economic stability/mobility, responsible fatherhood, and healthy relationships, with case management and legal services; (b) Economic Stab…
Improving child behavior through parent training in child welfare services
Behavioral parent training programs, such as Pathways Triple P (Level 5 of the Triple P parent support and training system, hereafter referred to as Pathways), have been shown to improve child behavior. However, Pathways has not been tested with a child welfare services (CWS) population. A mixed-methods, randomized control trial was conducted to examine its effectiveness with CWS-involved families. The sample included parents investigated for mal…
Risk factors and neglect subtypes
5,872), and 786 children with a first-time child protective services investigation for neglect allegations alone were selected. Multinomial logistic regression analysis was used to explore how individual, family, and community risk factors may be associated with specific neglect subtypes. Five risk factors were able to discriminate between subtypes of neglect. For example, being a young child is associated with a greater risk of experiencing mult…
Early Emotion Development Intervention Improves Mental Health Outcomes in Low-Income, High-Risk Community Children
The stark implications of abolishing child welfare
Scholars and advocates are at odds about how to achieve higher levels of child safety and permanency. Calls for change include the recent upEND focus on eradication of child welfare services to a radical refocusing of the present system towards prevention/early intervention. To clarify the implications of reform over abolition, we seek to portray a future in which the abolition of child welfare has occurred, in juxtaposition to maintaining four c…
Medicine (24 obras) · Psychology (24 obras) · Child Abuse and Trauma (22 obras) · Political science (17 obras) · Developmental psychology (16 obras) · Psychiatry (16 obras) · Clinical Psychology (14 obras) · Welfare (14 obras) · Poison control (13 obras) · Child Welfare and Adoption (12 obras)