Early prevention with the home visiting program
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Early prevention with the home visiting program
Theory à „Family as a learning place“ Early prevention with the home-visiting program „PAT – Learning with Parents“ with a high-risk sample Bioecological Model of Human Development PPCT-design: Process-Person-Context-Time à Bronfenbrenner & Morris 2006 Self-Efficacy à Bandura 1977 ZEPPELIN-Study: Andrea Lanfranchi, Simone Schaub & Alex Neuhauser Parenting, Sensitivity University of Applied Sciences of Special Needs Education (HfH) Zürich, Switzerland EARLI 2015 – Limassol, Cyprus Univ. of Technology, August 29 16. European Conference for Research on Learning and Instruction à Roggmann et al. 2008, Crittenden 2008. 1 21.10.15 ZurichEquityPrevenConProject withParentsParCcipaConandIntegraCon ZEPPELIN0-3 Pregnancy nursesspecialisedincounsellingparents 40%employmentà10families Homevisitevery2weeksduring3years Group-connecConmonthly(10fam.cometothefam.-center) HfH,Lanfranchi,Neuhauser,Schaub,Burkhardt, Ramseier 3 Birth First3months Early detection: Network across the disciplines EssenCals(intervenCon) 21.10.15 2 EarlydetecCon+IntervenConNetwork -Gynaecologist - Socialcounceling -etc. • • • • HfH,Lanfranchi,Neuhauser,Schaub,Burkhardt,Ramseier - Midwifeinbirthclinic - Pediatrician - etc. -Earlychildhoodservice -Pediatrician -Socialcounceling - etc. Intervention: PAT parent educators 21.10.15 HfH,Lanfranchi,Neuhauser,Schaub,Burkhardt,Ramseier 4 ZurichEquityPrevenConProject withParentsParCcipaConandIntegraCon ZEPPELIN0-3 Homevisits:3programfacets 1. Parent-child-interacCon EssenCals(research) 2. DevelopmentfocusedparenCngbehavior • Long-termintervenConstudyinZurich,Switzerland • RCT:StraCfiedblockrandomizaConof251families inintervenCongroup(IG,N=134,143children)andcontrol group(CG,N=117/123children) • datacollecConsat3,12,24and36months • Follow-upsat6yearsand12years 3. Familywell-being Focus:enhancesensiCvity,secureaWachment andposiCveparenCngstrategies HfH,Lanfranchi,Neuhauser,Schaub,Burkhardt, Ramseier 21.10.15 5 HfH,Lanfranchi,Neuhauser,Schaub,Burkhardt,Ramseier 21.10.15 6 Interkantonale Hochschule für Heilpädagogik SampleaWriCon SamplebasicinformaCons 2011 10/5 132/120 2012 2013 2014 2017 2018 2023 Mother 2010 2024 Alter ..2 ..3 6 (Kiga) 9/4 125/114 8/4 118/109 7/3 SatusonMarch1st2015: 119/103 112/104 the ore Cca 95/89 l 7 (1. Schuljahr) 13 (7. Schuljahr) 21.10.15 12.9 14.4 37.6 33.3 lowoccup.status(ISEI) twins 70/65 ZEPPELIN 0-3 ZEPPELIN 6-7 ZEPPELIN 12-13 HfH,Lanfranchi,Neuhauser,Schaub,Burkhardt,Ramseier prematurity χ2=2.41,p=.12 7 57.9 59.3 firstchild 73/68 ZEPPELIN/M 31.6 36.8 liWleeducaCon singleparent 90/84 12 (6. Schuljahr) 72.9 72.9 foreigners Family ..1 Child ..0 IGCG 32.2 28.8 liWlelocallanguageskills Zeit female 5.1 5.1 15 12.9 57.1 47.6 %ofchildren(N=264)/ mothersorfamilies(N=251) SimoneSchaub&AndreaLanfranchi,16thBiennalEARLIConference,25-29August2015,Limassol,Cyprus 8 Selected results: development Mothers‘ prôvenance IG (N = 137) KG (N = 121) Schweiz 12% Schweiz 13% Kosovo 11% Kosovo 13% Andere 49% Andere 50% Türkei 12% Türkei 12% Portugal 10% Eritrea 6% Eritrea 4% Portugal 8% HfH,Lanfranchi,Neuhauser,Schaub,Burkhardt,Ramseier 21.10.15 9 21.10.15 HfH,Lanfranchi,Neuhauser,Schaub,Burkhardt,Ramseier 10 Interkantonale Hochschule für Heilpädagogik Bayley-ScalesofInfantandToddlerDevelopmentIII Values(Norm=10+/-3)for •CogniCon •Language(recepCveandexpressive) •Motorskills(fineandgross) Assessment IG N Age M(SD) 130 12.12 (.54) 24Months 36Months 12Months Bayley,2006 21Oktober2015 CG N Age M(SD) Total N Age M(SD) 118 12.15 (.68) 248 12.13 (.61) 119 24.23 (.79) 103 24.54 (1.21) 222 24.30 (1.02) 81* 36.12 (.61) 80 36.47 (1.15) 161 36.30 (.93) IGCG d=.51*** d=.54*** d=.33* d=.47*** d=.41** d=.27* d=.32* 33.79 9.11 8.11 70.63% 69.66% 61.39% 58.26% 27.92 8.52 7.63 t1 t2 BSCDII:language,meanscaled scores *t3evaluaConongoing,StatusMarch1st2015 HfH,Lanfranchi,Neuhauser,Schaub,Burkhardt,Ramseier Results:Earlysupport t2 Vocabulary,meannumberofwords t1 t2 HOMEInvolvement, mean%compliance d=Cohen‘sd *p<.05,**p<.01,***p<.001 11 SimoneSchaub&AndreaLanfranchi,16thBiennalEARLIConference,25-29August2015,Limassol,Cyprus 12 Interkantonale Hochschule für Heilpädagogik Interkantonale Hochschule für Heilpädagogik Behavioralproblems CBCL:AOenPonproblems ChildbehaviorChecklistCBCLt2(N=189) IG 102 54% CG 87 46% female 97 51% 4.00 3.50 3.00 2.50 2.00 1.50 1.00 0.50 0.00 male 92 49% à Less attention problems in the IG 100problemitemsforparents (never=0,someCmes/tosomeextend=1,exact/olen=2) % 2.50 IG KG t(187) = 2.68, p = .008**, d = 0.37 (Effect small /moderate) Achenbach&Edelbrock,1981 HfHA.Lanfranchi,AlexNeuhauser,SimoneSchaub,Anna Burkhardt,ErichRamseier 21Oktober2015 3.20 13 21Oktober2015 HfHA.Lanfranchi,AlexNeuhauser,SimoneSchaub,Anna Burkhardt,ErichRamseier Interkantonale Hochschule für Heilpädagogik Meta-analysisofearly-intervenConprogramsin German-speakingcountries:Effectsonmaternal competence CBCL:HyperakPvity 7.00 6.00 5.00 5.32 4.37 4.00 3.00 2.00 1.00 0.00 IG KG à Less hyperactivity in the IG t(187) = 2.60, p = .010**, d = 0.38 (Effekt small / moderate) 21Oktober2015 HfHA.Lanfranchi,AlexNeuhauser,SimoneSchaub,Anna Burkhardt,ErichRamseier 15 Taubneretal.,2015 14 Interkantonale Hochschule für Heilpädagogik Preliminary conclusions The next steps 1. Early recognition was successful: ZEPPELIN reaches families in psychosocial at-risk situations. 2. Early intervention is successful: Ø almost 2 visits per month (= increases the overall rate of early intervention services in the community) u Document alternative treatments & consecutive program participation u Plan follow up ZEPPELIN 6-7 (2017/18) 3. „PAT – Parents as Teachers“: effects on child development at all measurement points (esp. language; vocabulary questionnaire validates findings of the BSCD III) 4. „PAT – Parents as Teachers“: effects on externalized problems (attention and hyperactivity); no effects on internalized problems. 21.10.15 HfH,Lanfranchi,Neuhauser,Schaub,Burkhardt,Ramseier 17 Funders Unter dem Patronat der Schweizerischen UNESCO-Kommission Organisation der Vereinten Nationen für Bildung, Wissenschaft, Kultur und Kommunikation 21.10.15 HfH,Lanfranchi,Neuhauser,Schaub,Burkhardt,Ramseier 18 ZEPPELIN0-3-Acknowledgments Funding:SwissNaConalScienceFoundaCon,ZurichBoardofEducaCon,ErnstGöhnerFoundaCon, FederalOfficeforMigraCon,JacobsFoundaCon,MercatorFoundaCon,PaulSchillerFoundaCon, UNESCO,VontobelFoundaCon Research:AnnaBurkhardt,WaltraudSempert,FranziskaTempler,HfH,ErichRamseier,Pedagogical University,Berne IntervenPon:MargritBachmann,ZeljkaDundjer,KathrinGrogg,DorotheaHollender,ChrisCne Kramer,BrigiWeKubli,KatjaRüegsegger,EstherStauffer,BarbaraSteinegger,UrsulaStucky, MarianneKunz,MonikavanBerkum,SilviaWäger,ChristelZwinscherandinterculturalinterpreters Cooperators:JonCaflisch,OskarJenny,Children‘sHospital,ValonBejic,GiorgioMenghini,Dental MedicineCentre,UlrikeEhlert,PriskaHubmann,DepartmentofPsychology,ErnstFehr,Daniel Schunk,DepartmentofEconomics,allUniversityofZurich,MahirMustafa,UniversityofTirana AdvisoryBoard:HeidiSimoni,MarieMeierhoferChildren‘sInsCtute,MagritStamm,Universityof Fribourg,UlrichTrautwein,UniversityofTübingen,UteZiegenhain,UniversityClinic,Ulm TesPng:JessicaBonhoeffer,SabineMayr,ClaudiaMoran,AnneRadtke,Children‘sHospital, UniversityofZurich AdministraPon:MichaelBärtschi,UteBodmer,LukasSiegrist,HfH Coding:AnninaBrunold,MiljenkaJakobovicPayot Studentassistants:ClaudiaAronis,TanjaGurtner,LieseloWeJud-Graf,GabrielaMasciadri, NataliaRodriguez,SusanneSCllhart,BeateWaldschmidt,ChrisCnaWirth,SeldaErdemYerlikaya ThankstoallparPcipaPngparentsandchildren 20 Bibliographie 1 Achenbach, T. 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Interkantonale Hochschule für Heilpädagogik Substudy Biomarkers (Ehlert/Hubmann) Substudy dental health (Menghini/Bejic) u Aim: analyze psychosocial influences of endocrinologic* and epigentic** factors u Measures: Cortisol in finger nails and DNA methylation; u Started in summer 2013 at t2, now t3 data collection is ongoing u Clinical dentistic examination for all children* u Measures: Plaque at front teeth, initial lesions and dentine caries * Ben-Kehlil et al 2011; ** Yang et al. 2013 * Drury et al., 1999 21.10.15 HfH,Lanfranchi,Neuhauser,Schaub,Burkhardt,Ramseier 23 u Started in summer 2013 at t2, now t3 LinksIniCalläsion,rechts(Pfeil)DenCnkaries data collection is ongoing 21.10.15 HfH,Lanfranchi,Neuhauser,Schaub,Burkhardt,Ramseier 24 DatacollecCon/homevisit Interkantonale Hochschule für Heilpädagogik Substudy self-control (Fehr/Schunk) Instrument u Experiment with Delay of gratification*: HeidelbergStressScale(HBS) a) DINKY TOY: 5 toys presented: Child is asked to keep his hands on his knees: „Tell me which gift you would like to have without touching it or pointing on it“ (0=grabs a gift, 1=touches... to 5= hands stay on the knees) CARE-Index(CriWenden) b) GIFT DELAY: Present is put on the table, child is told not to touch it for 1 minute. „You must not touch the present until I tell you“ (0=completely unpacked, 1=opens paper... To 4=doesn‘t touch it) * Kochanska et al. (1996) HfH,Lanfranchi,Neuhauser,Schaub,Burkhardt,Ramseier 25 DatacollecCon/familycenter Instrument BayleyScalesofInfantandToddler Development(BayleyIII–coop.Jenni) t0 t1 t2 t3 3mon 12mon 24mon 36mon x x x x Snijders-Oomennon-verbalIntelligence Test(SON2½-5–coop.Jenni) x x Biomarker(corCsolinfingernails/ methylaConinsaliva–coop.Ehlert) x x Dentalcontrol(coop.Menghini) x x HealthQuesConnaire(ownconstrucCon) x ExperimentDelayofgraCficaCon (coop.Fehr/Schunk) 21.10.15 Self-efficacyinInfantCareScale(SICS) t1 t2 t3 12mon 24mon 36mon x Axtude/EinstellungenvonMüWern undKindernimKleinstkindalter(EMKK) SocialNetworks u What is assessed at t3? Self control, impuls control, executive functions 21.10.15 t0 3mon x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x HomeObservaConforMeasurementof theEnvironment(HOME) ParentalLanguageAssesmentShort Quest. (SBE-2-KT/SBE-3-KT) ChildbehaviorChecklist1½-5(CBCL) x Next-Generation Research High Fidelity Tailored Dosage Engage Fathers x LandesmanRamey,2015;Guralnick,1997 Prevent Dropout Natural Spread