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Aiming to broaden understanding of issues raised in articles in this journal. 旨在扩大对本期刊文章中提出的问题的理解。
IF 2.9
John D McLennan
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Dr. Sophie Flor-Henry interviewed by Lind Grant Oyeye. Sophie Flor Henry博士接受了Lind Grant Oyeye的采访。
IF 2.3
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Rejoinder 2: Educating kids during a pandemic: More "farmers," fewer experts. 复辩状2:在疫情期间教育孩子:更多的“农民”,更少的专家。
IF 2.9
Joel G Ray
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Meeting the service needs of youth with and without a self-reported mental health diagnosis during COVID-19. 满足新冠肺炎期间有和没有自我报告的心理健康诊断的青少年的服务需求。
IF 2.3
Ashley Radomski, Paula Cloutier, Christine Polihronis, Nicole Sheridan, Purnima Sundar, Mario Cappelli
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Commentary: School closures, the pandemic, and pediatric mental health: Scrutinizing the evidence. 评论:学校停课、疫情和儿科心理健康:仔细审查证据。
IF 2.3
Tyler R Black, Punit Virk, Melissa L Woodward, Jonathan N Stea, Quynh Doan
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Training in the Psychiatry of Developmental Disabilities. 发育障碍精神病学培训。
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Sarah O'Flanagan, Rob Nicolson
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Response to Rejoinders: The importance of balanced, clear, and specific science communication. 对复辩状的回应:平衡、清晰和具体的科学交流的重要性。
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Punit Virk, Melissa L Woodward, Quynh Doan, Tyler R Black
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Introduction: The influence of COVID-19 pandemic policy on child and adolescent mental health: strong signal or mostly noise? 简介:新冠肺炎疫情政策对儿童和青少年心理健康的影响:强信号还是主要噪音?
IF 2.9
John D Haltigan
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Canadian Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry 2022 Award Winners. 加拿大儿童和青少年精神病学学会2022年度获奖者。
IF 2.3
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Arts and Literature & Nature (ALAN). 艺术与文学与自然(ALAN)。
IF 2.3
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