Publications: Evidence Briefs

Perinatal mental distress is an under-recognised condition that can have serious consequences for a woman and her baby, and potentially also lead to intergenerational cycles of compromised wellbeing.

A significant proportion of New Zealand men may be impacting the health of their future children through poor health and lifestyle behaviours prior to conception.

This evidence brief covers the importance of supporting parents to bond with their child from the earliest years.

Executive functions refer to the set of cognitive processes that help us learn, pay attention, control our emotions, and work towards a goal.

A new Koi Tū rapid evidence brief has synthesised the most up-to-date research on medical masks, cloth masks and N95 respirator masks.