Report
Factors Contributing to Success and Failure In Family Based Child Welfare Services: FINAL REPORT
National Resource Center on Family Based Services, with The Regional Research Institute for Human Services
04/1988
Abstract
This monograph presents an overview of findings from the final report of the two-year federally funded research study: "An Analysis of Factors Contributing to Failure in Eleven Family-based Service Programs." It begins with an introduction to family-based services and to the research study; section two provides descriptive information derived from a survey of 90 social workers employed by the participating agencies during the period under study and offers a structural typology of family-based programs based on these data. The third section discusses indicators of success and failure in family-based services; the fourth provides descriptive information about the families in the study; the fifth summarizes the family and service characteristics related to case outcome; and the sixth section offers conclusions and implications for practice.
Details
- Title: Subtitle
- Factors Contributing to Success and Failure In Family Based Child Welfare Services: FINAL REPORT
- Creators
- Kristine E NelsonArthur EmlenMiriam J Landsman - University of Iowa, Social WorkJanet HutchinsonAnne Zalenski - University of Iowa, Distance and Online EducationRichard BlackCarla MarcusCarol InskeepPatrick Leung
- Resource Type
- Report
- Publisher
- National Resource Center on Family Based Services, with The Regional Research Institute for Human Services; Iowa City, Iowa, USA
- Number of pages
- 353 pages
- Grant note
- Funded by the Office of Human Development Services Grant # 90-CW-0732
- Language
- English
- Date published
- 04/1988
- Academic Unit
- Social Work; Distance and Online Education
- Record Identifier
- 9984583042002771
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