Effect of strengths-based, tiered, accessible resources and supports (STARS) for Kids project, a codesigned hybrid service delivery framework to identify and support child development, parent mental health and psychosocial needs among parents and carers of children aged 6 months to 3 years: a randomised controlled trial protocol.

John JR, Kohlhoff J, Lambiase S, Nicholls S, Diez M, Doyle KE, Barr K, Boydell K, Brennan C, Carson T, Lam-Cassettari C, Cole J, Dadich A, Descallar J, Finlay-Jones A, Foster M, Goldfeld S, Grace R, Hodgins M, Honisett S, Katsamangos B, Katz I, Kemp L, Khan F, Kliendienst L, Lawson K, Lingam R, McClean T, Morton SMB, O'Loughlin G, Ostojic K, Page A, Prescott S, Raman S, Schmied V, Walker AK, Wallace A, Young R, Silva D, Downs J, Woolfenden S, Eapen V, Ngarra Wakulda Aboriginal Community Consultation Group, STARS for Kids Research Group

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10.1136/bmjopen-2026-122902
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2026 Sep 29
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@article{allodium:10.1136/bmjopen-2026-122902,
  title = {Effect of strengths-based, tiered, accessible resources and supports (STARS) for Kids project, a codesigned hybrid service delivery framework to identify and support child development, parent mental health and psychosocial needs among parents and carers of children aged 6 months to 3 years: a randomised controlled trial protocol.},
  author = {John JR and Kohlhoff J and Lambiase S and Nicholls S and Diez M and Doyle KE and Barr K and Boydell K and Brennan C and Carson T and Lam-Cassettari C and Cole J and Dadich A and Descallar J and Finlay-Jones A and Foster M and Goldfeld S and Grace R and Hodgins M and Honisett S and Katsamangos B and Katz I and Kemp L and Khan F and Kliendienst L and Lawson K and Lingam R and McClean T and Morton SMB and O'Loughlin G and Ostojic K and Page A and Prescott S and Raman S and Schmied V and Walker AK and Wallace A and Young R and Silva D and Downs J and Woolfenden S and Eapen V and Ngarra Wakulda Aboriginal Community Consultation Group and STARS for Kids Research Group},
  year = {2026},
  journal = {BMJ open},
  doi = {10.1136/bmjopen-2026-122902},
  url = {https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjopen-2026-122902}
}

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JR, J., J, K., S, L., S, N., M, D., KE, D., K, B., K, B., C, B., T, C., C, L., J, C., A, D., J, D., A, F., M, F., S, G., R, G., M, H., S, H., B, K., I, K., L, K., F, K., L, K., K, L., R, L., T, M., SMB, M., G, O., K, O., A, P., S, P., S, R., V, S., AK, W., A, W., R, Y., D, S., J, D., S, W., V, E., Group, N. W. A. C. C., & Group, S. F. K. R. (2026). Effect of strengths-based, tiered, accessible resources and supports (STARS) for Kids project, a codesigned hybrid service delivery framework to identify and support child development, parent mental health and psychosocial needs among parents and carers of children aged 6 months to 3 years: a randomised controlled trial protocol.. BMJ open. https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjopen-2026-122902

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