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In a study of 39 children with FASD and 29 comparison children published in 2020, we found that social cognition (specifically recognizing emotions) was the only significant independent predictor of teacher-rated adaptive functioning even after including IQ, executive functioning, and adverse childhood experiences into the model. In this current study, Māori (Indigenous people of Aotearoa New Zealand) were overrepresented; therefore, the research was supported by a strong partnership with Te Wāhanga Hauora Māori (Māori Health Service). Aotearoa New Zealand's colonized history is recognized and findings are discussed with regard to both the psychological literature and a Te Ao Māori worldview.
- Date:
- June 2020
- Journal name:
- Child Neuropsychology 2020 Jun 10:1-33
- Authors:
- Andi Crawford Laurie Te Hapuku Te Nahu Rongomaiwahine Raua Ko Kahunguna Elizabeth Peterson Valerie McGinn Kate Robertshaw Lynette Tippett
Young people with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) in Aotearoa New Zealand are both primed for, and hindered within the youth justice (YJ) system. This research published in 2020 provides a fresh perspective on how social workers can take a lead role in ensuring young people with FASD receive neurodevelopmentally appropriate interventions both within the YJ system and upon return to their communities.
- Date:
- August 2020
- Journal name:
- Aotearoa New Zealand Social Work Volume 32, Number 2, 2020
- Authors:
- Vanessa Oatley Anita Gibbs
PhD Thesis Doctor of Philosophy University of Otago
- Date:
- December 2019
- Authors:
- Sherwood KN
Article by Dr Nicki Jackson, Executive Director Alcohol Healthwatch on the decades it can take for collective advocacy efforts to achieve success in getting effective policies and interventions over the line.
- Date:
- August 2020
- Journal name:
- New Zealand Medical Journal Digest p8-12
- Authors:
- Nicki Jackson
You need to purchase the book Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder: Interdisciplinary perspectives Building a community of care through diagnosis of fetal alcohol spectrum disorders in Aotearoa New Zealand Chapter 14 Rogan C Crawford A
- Date:
- September 2013
- Book name:
- Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder: Interdisciplinary perspectives
- Chapter title:
- Building a community of care through diagnosis of fetal alcohol spectrum disorders in Aotearoa New Zealand Chapter 14
- Authors:
- Rogan C Crawford A
There is a dearth of studies reporting on patterns and correlates of drinking in early pregnancy prior to stopping on pregnancy recognition, which the current study aims to address. In 2005, a New Zealand nationwide cross-sectional survey was conducted on a random sample of 1,256 women aged 16-40 years. This article was published in 2013.
- Date:
- September 2013
- Journal name:
- Maternal and child health journal, 17(3), 520-529
- Authors:
- Parackal, S. M Parackal, M. K Harraway, J. A
A retrospective survey of 723 post-partum women resident in maternity wards located across New Zealand was conducted using a self-administered questionnaire. Maternal sociodemographic and obstetric characteristics and alcohol intake before and after pregnancy recognition were assessed. This article was published in 2013.
- Date:
- January 2013
- Journal name:
- Drug and Alcohol Review, 32(4), 389-397
- Authors:
- Mallard, S. R Connor, J. L Houghton, L. A
Access the report here New Zealand Government Ministry of Health
- Date:
- September 2010
- Authors:
- New Zealand Government Ministry of Health
Unpublished Masters Thesis Massey University, Wellington New Zealand
- Authors:
- Stuart K
No abstract available
- Date:
- September 2009
- Journal name:
- The New Zealand Medical Journal (Online), 122(1306)
- Authors:
- Sellman, D Connor, J