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The nurse-family partnership link appears to be mis-directed.
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My question is if the paper about lead that was linked to the use of nurse-family relationships is correct in that lead by in large is nonexistent ie removal of lead from gasoline then why would we need a nurse to establish a relationship with a family?
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Now for the specifics: 1. Evidence about the capacity of nurse-family partnerships to reduce offending by more than 50% based on a randomized controlled trial is here.
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“Evidence about the capacity of nurse-family partnerships”
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Now for the specifics: 1. Evidence about the capacity of nurse-family partnerships to reduce offending by more than 50% based on a randomized controlled trial is here.
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Developed in the U.S., the nurse-family partnership matches nurses to poor, young, first-time mothers and involves pre- and post-pregnancy visits that focus on health and behavioural outcomes for infants and toddlers.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed WENDY STUECK 2011
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This body prioritised spending on initiatives which were found to have delivered results, like an early-intervention nurse-family partnership which generated three dollars in savings for every dollar spent, said the report.
icNewcastle 2010
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Its initiatives included an early-intervention nurse-family partnership which generated three dollars in savings for every dollar spent, it adds.
BBC News - Home 2010
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Some successful prevention programs include the nurse-family partnership, in which registered nurses visit at-risk mothers during pregnancy and in the first two years of childhood; Big Brothers/Big Sisters and other mentoring programs; and cognitive behavioral therapy, which uses structured goal setting and planning to reduce recidivism.
USDOJ: Justice News 2009
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The government is belatedly realising this, hence ‘nurse-family partnerships’ now being piloted which unlike ‘non-stigmatising’ Sure Start, are based on something that worked in USA. "
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