During its 2012-15 term, the NHMRC’s former Prevention and
Community Health Committee (PCHC) identified mental health as a key project area, with a particular
focus on the effectiveness of parenting practices and their role in promoting
social and emotional health and wellbeing in children and later on as adults.A
new report has just been issued and includes a Plain Language Summary that summarises the findings of 51 systematic
literature reviews and analyses the types of interventions aimed at promoting
infants’ and children’s social and emotional wellbeing. The report is aimed at
governments and other policy makers, researchers and service providers who work
with parents of
National Health and Medical Research Council. (2017). NHMRC Report on the Evidence: Promoting social and emotional development and wellbeing of infants in pregnancy and the first year of life.
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