Pediatric Group Care: A Systematic Review.

Objective: To describe characteristics and outcomes of Group Well-Child Care programs and provide recommendations for future research.

Methods: Informed by Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses guidelines, an electronic references database, manual search of bibliographies and peer-reviewed journals, and general Internet search were conducted including research published up to July 2019. English language, peer-reviewed research, with provision of medical care were included.

Pregnancy and Parenting Partners (P3): A Comprehensive Group-Based Prenatal, Postnatal, and Pediatric Care Program Serving Socially Disadvantaged Families.

Pregnancy and Parenting Partners (P3) is a group-based prenatal care program developed to provide access to comprehensive medical care, education, and social support during pregnancy and early parenting. P3 innovatively combines positive elements of existing evidence-based programs to address needs specific to socially disadvantaged women and their families.

Using a Digital Frame and Pictorial Information to Enhance the SafeCare Parent-Infant Interactions Module With a Mother with Intellectual Disabilities: Results of a Pilot Study.

Parents with intellectual disabilities (ID) are disproportionately represented in the child welfare system. Parents with ID can be better served by developing curricula that support various modes of learning. Technology offers a potentially effective tool because it is visual, interactive, and self-instructional.