Canadian Policing Research Catalogue

Building safe communities : UpStart Parent Survey Project : final report – phase one / submitted by Dawne Clark, Karen Benzies, Leslie Barker, with assistance from Bree Crone, Preet Dhesi, Kristen Duke.

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UpStart final report

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1 online resource (10 pages)

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Author(s) affiliated with: Mount Royal University; University of Calgary; Alberta Health Services.
"November 2010".

Summary

The UpStart Parent Survey is a new, brief evaluation tool developed to measure common outcomes expected to result from participation in prevention-focused parenting programs (P-FPPs). The purposes of this short-term project, Building Safe Communities from the Start, were to (1) examine the psychometric properties of the UpStart Parent Survey, (2) determine the feasibility of using the UpStart Parent Survey in P-FPPs, and (3) examine the effectiveness of P-FPPs using the UpStart Parent Survey.

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