Background: Infertility is a neglected global public health issue, particularly in the Global South, where policy interventions and research remain limited. In China, rising demand declining birth rates have renewed interest integrating fertility care into reproductive policies, though operational challenges systemic gaps persist. Objectives: This study aims to explore perceptions of system professionals regarding opportunities barriers China's policy. Methods: qualitative involved 31...

Although the evidence of parent training programmes for families autistic children has continued to grow, little is known about experiences and perceptions key stakeholders, especially in low- middle-income countries. This qualitative study was part a larger real-world evaluation short-term intensive programme routine services delivered caregivers aged 3–6 years China. It aimed provide insights into acceptability, reasons participant involvement, factors related implementation. Fourteen...

From the perspective of self-determination theory, achievement motivation partially mediates and explains relationship between perceived autonomy support student engagement, engagement has full mediating role in relationships support, learning outcomes. This study investigates Master Social Work (MSW) students' processes their social work competence. A cross-sectional using an online survey was conducted; 848 students fifty-seven sixty-one MSW programmes running mainland China 2015 (51.3...

Recent systematic reviews found limited rigorous research conducted to date of the effectiveness parent training programs in reducing behavioral problems for autistic children low- and middle-income countries. This study is aimed at evaluating a short-term intensive program aged three six context routine service provision China. A quasi-experiment was involving local implementing organization using waitlist control. Data were collected baseline immediate post-intervention. The primary...

Abstract Based on interviews with 20 parent‐child pairs and focus group discussion another children in Beijing, this article addresses the common myths of child abuse held among Chinese. These include: (1) The Western concept 'child abuse' does not fit China's national conditions, so China need be concerned problem; (2) well‐meant battering is abuse; (3) it impossible for biological parents to their own children; (4) only abnormal psychological illness will (5) because battered bear grudges...

Objective: The main purpose is to empirically investigate the outcomes of a Western-style Master Social Work program that was designed by School Work, University Southern California and contextually implemented in Development Public Policy, Beijing Normal University. Method: A three-wave panel study used focus group discussion conducted evaluate program. Results: Students reported significant improvement professional competence satisfaction moderate decline commitment after classroom...

Abstract Children with autism are more likely to exhibit externalizing behaviors than children without autism. A cross‐sectional study was undertaken investigate how parental mental health status and parenting practices contributed the variance in among families of young Chinese mainland, whether had any indirect effects on relationship between symptoms behaviors. Data were drawn from baseline assessment a quasi‐experimental parent training program delivered caregivers aged 3 6 diverse...