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Effectiveness of the digital parental-family-centered program for problematic gaming and screen use in a clinical child and adolescent population.
Problematic gaming and screen use may be associated with psychosocial, academic, and mental-health difficulties in children. The digital Parental-Family-Centered Program (P-FAME) is a brief, digitally delivered, parent-focused program developed in Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services. This st
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