JGZ richtlijn opvoedingsondersteuning

Wolff, Marianne de; Oudhof, M.; Kamphuis, M.; L’Hoir, M.P.; Ruiter, M. de; Prinsen, Bert

doi:10.1007/s12508-013-0141-1

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“…More than half of these parents have sought help or advice outside their family or friends for their concerns [ 1 ]. These worries are normal and part of parenting [ 2 ].…”

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Design of a controlled trial to evaluate the effectiveness of Supportive Parenting (‘Stevig Ouderschap’): an intervention to empower parents at increased risk of parenting problems by providing early home visits

et al. 2015

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BackgroundIn the Netherlands, 15 % of all families with children under the age of 13 years deal with significant parenting problems. Severe parenting problems may lead to adverse physical, cognitive, and psychosocial outcomes for children, both in the short and long run. The intervention Supportive Parenting (in Dutch: “Stevig Ouderschap”) is a preventive program, which aims to reduce the risk of (developing) parenting problems among parents at risk of these problems. The intervention consists of six additional home visits by a Youth Health Care nurse during the first 18 months after childbirth and is focusing on the following elements of parental empowerment: activating social networks, increasing parenting skills and supporting parent(s)/caregiver(s) in getting grip on their own life.Methods and designA controlled trial is performed in two regions in the Netherlands. An intervention group receives the intervention Supportive Parenting, and a control group receives ‘care-as-usual’. Parents in both the intervention and control group fill out three questionnaires focusing on various elements of empowerment (social support, parenting skills, self-sufficiency and resilience), behavioral and emotional problems of the child. The effects of the intervention will be evaluated at child age 1–3 months (baseline) and child age 18 months by comparing the outcomes between the intervention group and the control group on the primary outcomes. Additionally, interviews and focus group interviews will be held to identify factors, which hinder or stimulate a wider implementation of the intervention Supportive Parenting.DiscussionIt is hypothesized that parents at increased risk of parenting problems who receive the intervention Supportive Parenting during the first 18 months after childbirth, will have enhanced their social support networks and parenting skills, increased their self-sufficiency and strengthened resilience compared to at risk parents receiving care-as-usual. Additionally children of parents from the intervention group will display less parent-reported behavioral and emotional problems.Trial registrationNetherlands Trial Register NTR5307. Registered 16 July 2015.

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“…More than half of these parents have sought help or advice outside their family or friends for their concerns [ 1 ]. These worries are normal and part of parenting [ 2 ].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%