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Integrated hub models and child mental-health outcomes

The systematic review included four studies of children ages zero to 12 experiencing at least one adversity. Three low-to-moderate-risk-of-bias studies reported improved mental-health outcomes, while the review's sole randomized controlled trial found no significant improvement. The models were integrated primary-health and social-care hubs, not the campaign's broad citywide family-service menu.

Reviewed July 24, 2026

Honisett et al., International Journal of Integrated Care 22(2), 2022.

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The systematic review included four studies of children ages zero to 12 experiencing at least one adversity. Three low-to-moderate-risk-of-bias studies reported improved mental-health outcomes, while the review's sole randomized controlled trial found no significant improvement. The models were integrated primary-health and social-care hubs, not the campaign's broad citywide family-service menu.

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Topic reviews: Universal Childcare & Support for Families

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