Children in Out-of-Home Care
In home support or out of home care?:Thresholds for intervention with abused and neglected children
... of children in out of home care fell more or less steadily from 1980, reaching a low point in 1994 before rising ...in children in out of home care from 2008 is ...
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Leaving care and mental health: outcomes for children in out-of-home care during the transition to adulthood
... young care leavers who do well in terms of mental capital and wellbeing, progress to higher education, do not enter the crime statistics, and are able to maintain independent living with ...the care system, ...
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JULY Contact between children in out-of-home care and their birth families. Literature review
... Another survey of social service agencies in the USA found that half of the states suggest a minimum of biweekly visits between children in out-of-home care and their families, while the ...
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Broken circles to a different identity: an exploration of identity for children in out of home care in Queensland, Australia
... For children who become known to the Department, this involvement over a range of service types and systems generally increases once the child is placed in out of home ...themselves out when ...
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Home Care of Children and Youth With Complex Health Care Needs and Technology Dependencies
... in children who are nonambulatory, which may require input from the pediatric physical med- icine ...conditions. Children may bene fi t from early intervention services and home occupational and ...
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What makes a good foster carer?: the views of children and young people with an out-of-home care experience
... foster care for out-of-home care placements and there was a trend towards an increase in the need for out-of-home care and demand for foster care as the primary ...
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Guidelines for Home Care of Infants, Children, and Adolescents with Chronic Disease
... Guidelines for Home Care of Infants, Children, and Adolescents with Chronic Disease. http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/74/3/434[r] ...
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Best Practice Guidelines for the Use and Implementation of Therapeutic Interventions for Children and Young People in Out of Home Care
... The Children Acts Advisory Board (CAAB) in conjunction with a number of key agencies and professions including the HSE (policy, inspectorate, and residential managers), the IYJS, the Health Information and Quality ...
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Home Care for Children Dying of Cancer
... For the 27 children who died at home, the mean number of home visits through the time of death was 11.4 per child and required a mean of 2.3 hours per visit, totaling 26.2 hours spent in[r] ...
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THE HOME CARE OF SEVERELY RETARDED CHILDREN
... work with parents of mentally retarded children. World Health Organization: The mentally subnormal child. Technical Report, No. : The Social. Problem of Mental Deficiency. : Discussion, [r] ...
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Looking After Children framework for children and young people living in out-of-home care arrangements. A guide for disability service providers
... After Children planning ...and care management responsibilities are undertaken by one person (such as for an alternative family ...term care planning may be ...
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DELIVERY OF CARE TO HEMOPHILIC CHILDREN: HOME CARE VERSUS HOSPITALIZATION
... During the first year of study, group A was treated by Home Care, group B hospitalized for treatment of acute bleeding episodes.. During the second year, groups changed assignments, thus[r] ...
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Guidelines for Home Care of Infants, Children, and Adolescents With Chronic Disease
... Feedback data for review should be obtained from several sources (eg, the child, the parents, the community, local care provid- ers, and school personnel). Sharing ex[r] ...
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Introduction to the special issue: Outcomes of children raised in out-of-home care
... of care leavers by examining what their life trajectories looked like after leaving care, what obstacles they experienced, and how they made sense of themselves and their time in ...in care may be ...
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MANDATORY WRITTEN INFORMATION ON ADOPTION. Information for parents of a child in out-of-home care
... For children in out-of-home care, the parental responsibility order held by the Minister ceases to have effect once an adoption order is ...
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Out-of-Home Care Education Commitment
... of children and young people in out-of- home ...these children and young people, school is often a place of safety and stability, where they connect with teachers and ...of children in ...
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Home Health Care Availability and Discharge Delays in Children With Medical Complexity
... at home prolonged hospitalization and increased health care expenditures to a greater degree in new patients discharging for the first time to HCN than patients with preexisting home ...of ...
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Orientation Program on the Care of Children Tracheostomized in the Home Environment
... The work of the multidisciplinary team in family education is essential for the prevention of complications such as accidental decannulation, [1] [3] [5] [12]-[16] obstruction of the cannula [4] [5] [16] pneumothorax ...
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Who Are the Infants in Out-of-Home Care? An Epidemiological and Developmental Snapshot
... Foster Care Data Archive, which includes longitudinal placement data allowing us to analyze admissions to care as well as moves across placement settings, permanency outcomes, returns to care, and ...
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Out-of-Home Care and Subsequent Preterm Delivery: An Intergenerational Cohort Study
... children entering OHC for the first time during adolescence is a more mixed group. Approximately one- third of the girls are placed by child welfare authorities because of severe behavioral problems. Teenaged OHC ...
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