Dollars for Profs
Dig Into University Researchers' Outside Income and Conflicts of Interest
Published Dec. 6, 2019
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Matthew Sanders
Oregon Research Institute, Department: Na
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Triple P International Pty Ltd
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Evaluating an Online Parenting Support System Disseminated by Pediatric Practices
Internet-based delivery of the Triple P - Positive Parenting Program disseminated through pediatric practices has the potential to bring evidence-based parenting support to a broad population of parents who would otherwise receive no assistance for their children's behavior problems. This study explores the impact of the Triple P Online System (TPOS), a 3-level online parenting support system, which delivers evidence-based video-driven parenting content in an innovative interactive format and at flexible dosage levels. TPOS will be compared against usual community services for effects on parenting practices and children's behavior. We will also examine the impact of training pediatric practitioners to promote TPOS among their patients on their protocol for handling children's behavior problems. Given the potential wide reach and low cost of online delivery of parenting programming through pediatric practices, the Triple P Online System, if proven effective, could contribute to a reduced prevalence of early-onset disruptive behavior problems among young children and, therefore, to reduced risk for later substance abuse and other adverse outcomes. Knowledge gained from this study will have important implications for how effective parenting programs might be disseminated through an internet-based system promoted by pediatric practices, to reach, engage, and effectively assist a broad range of families with low-cost evidence-based parenting supports as part of a comprehensive population-level strategy to improve parenting and child outcomes.
Filed on October 23, 2013.
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