Research Library
YEF Toolkit
An overview of existing research on approaches to preventing serious youth violence.
FREE resource for academic writing for publication in any discipline
EVIDENCE AND PRACTICE
Barriers to health promotion with overweight or obese children, young people and their families
Children and Young People Presenting in a Paediatric Emergency Department in North-West England in Suicidal Crisis
An Exploratory Case Series Study
Implementation of a Children’s Safe Asthma Discharge Care Pathway Reduces the Risk of Future Asthma Attacks in Children
A Retrospective Quality Improvement Report
We Matter Too – Disabled Young People and Domestic Abuse
We Matter Too! is a project that addresses the needs of disabled young people facing domestic abuse
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Sensitive parenting saves both society and families money
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Best Research for Best Health: The Next Chapter
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The Limping Chicken
The world’s most popular deaf blog! Laying eggs since 2012
Tomas Gerrard: Find out more about READY, a major research study on young deaf people
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Supporting patient and public involvement in research
NIHR has re-launched key resources and guidance that support patient and public involvement in health and social care research.
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House of Commons Library Research Briefing
brief summaries of cutting edge research on trauma and childhood maltreatment published in the fourth quarter of 2020
A short video explaining what ACEs are, how they are measured, and the pros and cons of routine screening. Featuring Professors Andrea Danese and Helen Minnis and UKTC Co-Director David Tricke
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Research: Implications for practitioners
Working with the Protecting and Empowering Against Child Exploitation (PEACE) project to develop contextual interventions
Read the article herePROBLEMATISING YOUNG MALE VICTIMS IN TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY ENGLISH CHILD SEXUAL EXPLOITATION POLICY: A CRITICAL DISCOURSE ANALYSIS
By Dr Michael Fanner. This paper explores how male victims of #CSE have been affected through gendered thinking, creating a degree of awkwardness in the way we talk about them
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Key messages from research on child sexual abuse perpetrated by adults
Supporting the Transition and Retention of Newly Qualified Nurses
