Enjoy all the presentations from this year’s CARN conference courtesy of The Ted and Mollie Carr Trust and The Rotary Club of Downtown Auckland
Professor Bernadka Dubicka (University of York)
The Crisis in youth depression: challenges and solutions
Hiran Thabrew (University of Auckland)
Seven ways in seven days and five studies: Using an app to improve young people’s well-being
Anna Serlachius (University of Auckland)
Exploring the feasibility of the LIFT diabetes app in youth with Type 1 Diabetes in the United States and New Zealand
Sarah Bodmer (University of Auckland)
Young people’s perspectives of safe online communication about self-harm and suicide
Zara Mansoor and Melanie Woodfield (Universities of Otago and Auckland)
Practice-based evidence within CAMHS: Recent examples and reflections from Aotearoa
Bernadka Dubicka (University of York)
The clinical and cost effectiveness of a STAndardised DIagnostic Assessment for children and adolescents with emotional difficulties (STADIA): multi-centre randomised controlled tiral
Ladan Hashemi (University of London)
Adverse childhood experiences and their associations with childhood obesity: Exploring potential mediating factors
Fares Al Ghareeb (University of Auckland)
Dimensional adversity inhibitory control and behavioural and emotional problems
Zhaoyang Xie (University of Auckland)
Peer association as a mediator between childhood maltreatment and adolescent depression symptoms
Terryann Clark (University of Auckland)
An ecological approach to understanding risk and protective factors for rangatahi Māori mental health
Helen Lockett (Te Pou)
Key design and ethical considerations to guide the design and implementation of the country’s first child and youth mental health and addiction prevalence study