Journal article
Childhood Abuse Prevalence in Canada: Insights from Six National Surveys
Abstract
Reliable estimates of childhood abuse (CA) prevalence are essential for informing resource allocation and prevention strategies. While previous research has provided valuable insights, inconsistencies in definitions and data collection methods have hindered a clear understanding of prevalence patterns. Recent changes in Canadian surveys enable comparisons of self-reported CA data, offering insight into prevalence over time and across survey …
Authors
McKinnon B; Hovdestad W; Campeau A; Pollock N; Afifi T; Gonzalez A; MacMillan H; Tonmyr L
Journal
Child Indicators Research, , , pp. 1–17
Publisher
Springer Nature
DOI
10.1007/s12187-025-10302-1
ISSN
1874-897X