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ArticleParental cognitive impairment and child maltreatment in Canada

David McConnell2011

Article2011

Parental cognitive impairment and child maltreatment in Canada

David McConnell · Maurice A. Feldman · Marjorie Aunos · Narasimha Prasad

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2017The Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities 2008Risk factors in child maltreatment: A meta-analytic review of the literature 2007Re-referral to child protective services: The influence of child, family, and case characteristics on risk status 2005Canadian Incidence Study of Reported Child Abuse and Neglect -2008: Major Findings 1994Parenting education for parents with intellectual disabilities: A review of outcome studies 2002Stereotypes, parents with intellectual disability and child protection 2008Review of Parent Training Interventions for Parents with Intellectual Disability 2008Parents labelled with Intellectual Disability: Position of the IASSID SIRG on Parents and Parenting with Intellectual Disabilities

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Year2011

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Published2011-08-01

VenueChild Abuse & Neglect

ISSN-L0145-2134

Languageen

Citations134

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