Danielle Doucet's research while affiliated with University of New Brunswick and other places
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Publications (10)
Integrating peer support workers (PSWs) into mental health community programs for young people has the potential to increase their access to mental health services. However, very little research has focused on the development of training that is relevant for and readily accessible to youth and employees seeking to acquire an overview of peer suppor...
Accès Santé Jeunesse (ASJ) est une initiative communautaire développée pour favoriser le bien-être psychologique des jeunes dans le nord-est du Nouveau-Brunswick. L’initiative propose un aiguillage vers différentes ressources, un accompagnement individualisé et un programme d’activités pour les jeunes. Notre étude visait à documenter la mise en œuv...
Background/rationale: Having a child with complex medical needs can impact mothers’ quality of life and families’ functioning. The aim of this study was to explore the social and health-related challenges faced by mothers and their children, and to identify areas of improvement in medical services they received. Methods: Eight mothers, recruited th...
The Community Social Paediatrics approach (CSPA) is a comprehensive and personalized approach to care that is becoming more widely used throughout Canada. However, data on its implementation fidelity remain scarce. The purpose of this research was to assess the implementation fidelity of a CSPA established in 2017 in Canada. Data were collected thr...
Background/rationale: Families having children with disabilities have been facing additional challenges since the beginning of the pandemic. The objective of the study was to document social network in families receiving Community Social Pediatrics (CSP) services in Southwestern New Brunswick. Methods: Parents were recruited and invited to fill on...
Seeking mental health care through the conventional health system is intimidating and challenging for many young people and their families. A promising avenue to better address mental health needs is the integration of peer support workers (PSWs) in mental health community services for young people. However, there is a need for more training resour...
The Community Social Pediatrics (CSP) model and centers were developed over the past decades by Dr. Gilles Julien and collaborators, to promote an integrated social medicine approach in communities. In 2017, a CSP center was established in the Southeast region of New Brunswick (NB). The center’s interdisciplinary team encompasses a pediatrician, tw...
L’alpha de Cronbach est l’indice de consistance interne le plus répandu en
sciences de l’éducation. Le but de cet article est d’évaluer la performance de six
estimateurs de consistance interne à partir d’une étude de simulation. La
simulation porte sur l’alpha de Cronbach, le lambda-2, le lambda-4 et le
lambda-6 de Guttman, la plus grande limite in...
This study aims to understand how youth who receive mental health (MH) services perceive stigma related to mental illness and how this was experienced during their trajectory toward care and recovery. Discussion groups were carried out with 25 youths in three New Brunswick communities (remote Indigenous, rural Francophone and urban Anglophone) in C...
Aim:
This paper describes how the transformation of youth mental health services in the rural Francophone region of the Acadian Peninsula in New Brunswick, Canada, is meeting the five objectives of ACCESS Open Minds / Esprits ouverts.
Methods:
Implementation of the ACCESS Open Minds framework of care in the Acadian Peninsula of New Brunswick beg...
Citations
... Elle combine des calculs de cohérence interne, une AFC et la comparaison avec les résultats antérieurs de Genoud (2008). Respectant les invitations récentes de la recherche « à en finir avec l'alpha de Cronbach », nous utilisons l'oméga de McDonald comme indicateur de cohérence interne (Béland et al., 2018 ;Bourque et al., 2019 ;Dunn et al., 2014 ;Laveault, 2014), mais nous conservons les indices alpha à des fins de comparaison. ...
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... As in the other provinces and territories, all New Brunswick residents are eligible for publicly financed insurance for essential medical and hospital services, a universal coverage system known as Medicare [28]. Access points to mental health services include hospitals, physician offices, community-based clinics, schools, mobile counselling services, and justice settings [29]. Survey data indicate that 11.5% (95% CI: 9.1-14.4%) of New Brunswickers perceived their mental health to be poor or fair, a rate statistically similar to the national average [30]. ...
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