Publications by authors named "Aybuke Tugce Mustan"
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- The article discusses a national model for managing maladaptive behaviors in children with mental special needs during the COVID-19 pandemic, utilizing telehealth and local psychosocial support.
- The study found that 63.3% of caregivers reported improvements and that the system's overall satisfaction rate was 8.8 out of 10, with a significant number of follow-ups and psychiatrist referrals needed.
- This research highlights the effectiveness of a multi-faceted telehealth approach for addressing behavioral issues in this population, suggesting a demand for tailored systems in such scenarios.
Evidence-based parenting programmes are beneficial for children's behavioural and emotional problems as well as parenting practices. Along with effectiveness, attendance affects the programme outcome and identification of risks associated with dropout may aid in development of special policy to increase engagement. In this study, we aimed to compare sociodemographics, parental attitudes, child behavioural and emotional problems of programme-completing and dropout parents from Level-4 Triple-P parenting programme applied at Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS).
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