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Elissa H. Dougherty studies interventions and supports for children impacted by family violence, with a focus on policy implementation in Arkansas. She has investigated the feasibility and satisfaction with virtual training methods for evidence-based child trauma treatments, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. Dougherty also examines the efficacy of pairing policy changes with investments in supportive services to improve outcomes for children affected by domestic violence. Her work is supported by collaborations with researchers at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, including Glenn R. Mesman, Joy Pemberton, and Karin L. Vanderzee. Dougherty's scholarship metrics include an h-index of 2 and a total of 5 publications.
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- h-index: 2
- Publications: 5
- Citations: 12
Selected Publications
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Feasibility and Satisfaction with Virtual Trainings for Evidence-Based Child Trauma Treatments during the COVID-19 Pandemic (2022)
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Drills in the PCIT Child-Directed Interaction Phase: A Compilation with Recommendations for Appropriate Use (2022)
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Pairing policy change with investments in supports to improve outcomes for children impacted by family violence: The Arkansas experience (2021)
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- Pairing policy change with investments in supports to improve outcomes for children impacted by family violence: The Arkansas experience
- Drills in the PCIT Child-Directed Interaction Phase: A Compilation with Recommendations for Appropriate Use
- Feasibility and Satisfaction with Virtual Trainings for Evidence-Based Child Trauma Treatments during the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Pairing policy change with investments in supports to improve outcomes for children impacted by family violence: The Arkansas experience
- Drills in the PCIT Child-Directed Interaction Phase: A Compilation with Recommendations for Appropriate Use
- Feasibility and Satisfaction with Virtual Trainings for Evidence-Based Child Trauma Treatments during the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Pairing policy change with investments in supports to improve outcomes for children impacted by family violence: The Arkansas experience
- Drills in the PCIT Child-Directed Interaction Phase: A Compilation with Recommendations for Appropriate Use
- Feasibility and Satisfaction with Virtual Trainings for Evidence-Based Child Trauma Treatments during the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Pairing policy change with investments in supports to improve outcomes for children impacted by family violence: The Arkansas experience
- Feasibility and Satisfaction with Virtual Trainings for Evidence-Based Child Trauma Treatments during the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Pairing policy change with investments in supports to improve outcomes for children impacted by family violence: The Arkansas experience
- Feasibility and Satisfaction with Virtual Trainings for Evidence-Based Child Trauma Treatments during the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Pairing policy change with investments in supports to improve outcomes for children impacted by family violence: The Arkansas experience
- Drills in the PCIT Child-Directed Interaction Phase: A Compilation with Recommendations for Appropriate Use
- Drills in the PCIT Child-Directed Interaction Phase: A Compilation with Recommendations for Appropriate Use
- Drills in the PCIT Child-Directed Interaction Phase: A Compilation with Recommendations for Appropriate Use
- Drills in the PCIT Child-Directed Interaction Phase: A Compilation with Recommendations for Appropriate Use
- Feasibility and Satisfaction with Virtual Trainings for Evidence-Based Child Trauma Treatments during the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Feasibility and Satisfaction with Virtual Trainings for Evidence-Based Child Trauma Treatments during the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Feasibility and Satisfaction with Virtual Trainings for Evidence-Based Child Trauma Treatments during the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Feasibility and Satisfaction with Virtual Trainings for Evidence-Based Child Trauma Treatments during the COVID-19 Pandemic
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