Families Connect RCT evaluation: key findings and themes: implementation and evaluation of the Families Connect programme in UK

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 04 Mar 2021
Event	Supporting Parents to Strengthen Children's Early Learning: Sharing learning from the randomised control trial of the Families Connect programme - Online, United Kingdom Duration: 04 Mar 2021 → 04 Mar 2021

Seminar

Seminar	Supporting Parents to Strengthen Children's Early Learning: Sharing learning from the randomised control trial of the Families Connect programme
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
Period	04/03/2021 → 04/03/2021

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Projects

Projects per year 2019 2019 2019

• 1 Active

Projects per year

• R2507SES: Randomised Controlled Efficacy Trial of Families

  Gildea, A. (PI)

  05/02/2019 → …

  Project: Research

  • Evaluation 100%
  • Parents 100%
  • Family 100%
  • Learning 100%
  • Parent 100%

Research output

Research output per year 2021 2021 2021

• 1 Commissioned report

Research output per year

Research output per year

• Randomised Controlled Trial Evaluation of Families Connect Programme

  Lord, P., Rennie, C., Smith, R., Gildea, A., Tang, S., Miani, G., Styles, B. & Bradley, C., 01 Jun 2021

  Research output: Book/Report › Commissioned report

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Gildea, A. (2021). Families Connect RCT evaluation: key findings and themes: implementation and evaluation of the Families Connect programme in UK. Paper presented at Supporting Parents to Strengthen Children's Early Learning: Sharing learning from the randomised control trial of the Families Connect programme, United Kingdom.

Gildea, Aideen. / Families Connect RCT evaluation: key findings and themes: implementation and evaluation of the Families Connect programme in UK. Paper presented at Supporting Parents to Strengthen Children's Early Learning: Sharing learning from the randomised control trial of the Families Connect programme, United Kingdom.

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2021. Paper presented at Supporting Parents to Strengthen Children's Early Learning: Sharing learning from the randomised control trial of the Families Connect programme, United Kingdom.

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