Effects of Family Group Decision Making in a Voluntary Family Maintenance Program
The results did not provide evidence for an effect of the intervention on any of the three outcomes studied. Child welfare workers had significantly fewer contacts with families that had a mental health issue at entry (standardized beta = -.293, p = .035). Families with a mental health issue started a significantly higher percentage of prescribed services (standardized beta = .507, pThe sample is a non-probability convenience sample, randomly assigned to experimental and control groups on a 5:3 ratio. ... of their lifetime allowance of one year of voluntary family maintenance services, and (3) families were assessed at a moderate or high risk of abuse or neglect. All families meeting these criteria whose cases were opened after March 1, 2000, were offered entry into the program;anbsp;...
| Title | : | Effects of Family Group Decision Making in a Voluntary Family Maintenance Program |
| Author | : | Brenda L. Lorentzen |
| Publisher | : | ProQuest - 2008 |
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