Deborah Daro
Biographic Data
| ID | 5940980 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Deborah Daro |
| GIVEN NAMES | Deborah |
| FAMILY NAME | Daro |
| SIGNATURE | DARO D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Illinois Chicago |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Creating an interdisciplinary collaborative network of scholars in child maltreatment prevention: A network analysis of the Doris Duke Fellowships for the Promotion of Child Well-Being
Changing the home visiting research paradigm: Models’ perspectives on behavioral pathways and intervention techniques to promote good birth outcomes
Models successfully used components of the Precision Paradigm to define and differentiate their intended behavioral pathways and their expectations for home visitors' use of specific technique categories to promote family progress on intended pathways. Use of the Precision Paradigm can accelerate innovative cross-model research to describe current models and to learn which interventions within home visiting work best for which families, in which …
A Public Health Approach to Prevention: What Will It Take
Much of the fabric in today’s society is at odds with planning a robust and generative public health response to child maltreatment prevention. A critical component of this problem is the absence of a public policy framework and related infrastructure that can create common ownership of the problem while recognizing the vast differences in individual willingness and capacity to alter their parenting behaviors. To address this challenge, it seems …
Understanding maternal intentions to engage in home visiting programs
Parent Involvement in Family Support Programs: An Integrated Theory
This article outlines a conceptual model of parental involvement in family support programs, anchored in ecological and family systems frameworks. After summarizing the current attrition literature, the article proposes that parental decisions to enroll and remain in support programs are shaped by a variety of factors at different “levels” of influence: individual characteristics of the parent and family, provider attributes, program characterist…
Healthy Families America: Using Research to Enhance Practice
The Healthy Families America (HFA) initiative seeks to expand the availability of high-quality, intensive home visitation services and to create communitywide commitments to these services and others that promote a supportive atmosphere for all new parents. This article briefly describes HFA's theoretical framework, its history, and its current status. The HFA Research Network, a partnership among researchers who are engaged in evaluating HFA pro…
Prevention of Child Sexual Abuse
Efforts to prevent child sexual abuse have taken a distinctly different path from efforts to prevent the physical abuse of children. Currently, child sexual abuse prevention is virtually synonymous with group-based instruction for children on personal safety, and it appears that most schools and many after-school programs provide some form of group-based sexual abuse prevention education. Many evaluations have assessed the impact of these efforts…
Recognizing child abuse: A guide for the concerned
Working with Violent Families: A Guide for Clinical and Legal Practitioners
PART ONE: THE VIOLENT FAMILY - AN INTRODUCTION Unkept Promises of Family Violence Research and Practice Getting To Know You Fundamentals About the Family PART TWO: CAPTURING THE CRITICAL ENVIRONMENTS Critical Issues in the Violent Family's Social Environment The Psychological Environment of the Violent Family PART THREE: VIOLENT FAMILY PERSONALITIES AND PROCESSES The Family Violence Victim Common Points of Practitioner Study and Intervention The …
Confronting Child Abuse: Research for Effective Program Design
Making an issue of child abuse
Healthy Families America: Using Research to Enhance Practice
The Healthy Families America (HFA) initiative seeks to expand the availability of high-quality, intensive home visitation services and to create communitywide commitments to these services and others that promote a supportive atmosphere for all new parents. This article briefly describes HFA's theoretical framework, its history, and its current status. The HFA Research Network, a partnership among researchers who are engaged in evaluating HFA pro…
Understanding maternal intentions to engage in home visiting programs
Prevention of Child Sexual Abuse
Efforts to prevent child sexual abuse have taken a distinctly different path from efforts to prevent the physical abuse of children. Currently, child sexual abuse prevention is virtually synonymous with group-based instruction for children on personal safety, and it appears that most schools and many after-school programs provide some form of group-based sexual abuse prevention education. Many evaluations have assessed the impact of these efforts…
Making an issue of child abuse
Working with Violent Families: A Guide for Clinical and Legal Practitioners
PART ONE: THE VIOLENT FAMILY - AN INTRODUCTION Unkept Promises of Family Violence Research and Practice Getting To Know You Fundamentals About the Family PART TWO: CAPTURING THE CRITICAL ENVIRONMENTS Critical Issues in the Violent Family's Social Environment The Psychological Environment of the Violent Family PART THREE: VIOLENT FAMILY PERSONALITIES AND PROCESSES The Family Violence Victim Common Points of Practitioner Study and Intervention The …
Confronting Child Abuse: Research for Effective Program Design
Recognizing child abuse: A guide for the concerned
Prevention of Child Sexual Abuse
Efforts to prevent child sexual abuse have taken a distinctly different path from efforts to prevent the physical abuse of children. Currently, child sexual abuse prevention is virtually synonymous with group-based instruction for children on personal safety, and it appears that most schools and many after-school programs provide some form of group-based sexual abuse prevention education. Many evaluations have assessed the impact of these efforts…
Healthy Families America: Using Research to Enhance Practice
The Healthy Families America (HFA) initiative seeks to expand the availability of high-quality, intensive home visitation services and to create communitywide commitments to these services and others that promote a supportive atmosphere for all new parents. This article briefly describes HFA's theoretical framework, its history, and its current status. The HFA Research Network, a partnership among researchers who are engaged in evaluating HFA pro…
Parent Involvement in Family Support Programs: An Integrated Theory
This article outlines a conceptual model of parental involvement in family support programs, anchored in ecological and family systems frameworks. After summarizing the current attrition literature, the article proposes that parental decisions to enroll and remain in support programs are shaped by a variety of factors at different “levels” of influence: individual characteristics of the parent and family, provider attributes, program characterist…
Understanding maternal intentions to engage in home visiting programs
A Public Health Approach to Prevention: What Will It Take
Much of the fabric in today’s society is at odds with planning a robust and generative public health response to child maltreatment prevention. A critical component of this problem is the absence of a public policy framework and related infrastructure that can create common ownership of the problem while recognizing the vast differences in individual willingness and capacity to alter their parenting behaviors. To address this challenge, it seems …
Changing the home visiting research paradigm: Models’ perspectives on behavioral pathways and intervention techniques to promote good birth outcomes
Models successfully used components of the Precision Paradigm to define and differentiate their intended behavioral pathways and their expectations for home visitors' use of specific technique categories to promote family progress on intended pathways. Use of the Precision Paradigm can accelerate innovative cross-model research to describe current models and to learn which interventions within home visiting work best for which families, in which …
Creating an interdisciplinary collaborative network of scholars in child maltreatment prevention: A network analysis of the Doris Duke Fellowships for the Promotion of Child Well-Being
Psychology (11 works) · Medicine (10 works) · Developmental psychology (5 works) · Political science (4 works) · Child abuse (3 works) · Child Abuse and Trauma (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Criminology (3 works) · Medical emergency (3 works) · Poison control (3 works)