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Shakya HB Usita PM Eisenberg C Weston J Liles S 《Journal of gerontological social work》2012,55(1):39-54
This study examined the family well-being concerns of grandparents in skipped-generation families. Co-resident grandparents who are responsible for raising their grandchildren completed surveys, focus groups, or individual interviews. Service providers to skipped-generation families also participated in individual interviews to provide an additional perspective to grandparents' concerns. Results indicated 5 levels of concerns: intrapersonal, interpersonal, organizational or institutional, policy, and societal. Concerns at different levels were interrelated and pointed to the need for multilevel interventions to help these families. Implications of the findings for future interventions with skipped-generation families are discussed. 相似文献
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ABSTRACTIndividuals with mental illnesses are disproportionately involved with the criminal justice system and are now being diverted from jails to community-based supervision. This study examines secondary data from a state hospital, mental health diversion program. Logistic regression was used to examine risk factors that best predicted successful program completion. Results indicate that non-whites are more likely to complete. Participants in supervised housing, ever been re-hospitalized, diagnosed with a depressive or psychotic disorder or who had their probation revoked were less likely to complete. Findings indicate practitioners should provide a holistic and individually oriented treatment approach for success. 相似文献
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Holly Baker Shakya Christina Eisenberg Joanna Weston Sandy Liles 《Journal of gerontological social work》2013,56(1):39-54
This study examined the family well-being concerns of grandparents in skipped-generation families. Co-resident grandparents who are responsible for raising their grandchildren completed surveys, focus groups, or individual interviews. Service providers to skipped-generation families also participated in individual interviews to provide an additional perspective to grandparents' concerns. Results indicated 5 levels of concerns: intrapersonal, interpersonal, organizational or institutional, policy, and societal. Concerns at different levels were interrelated and pointed to the need for multilevel interventions to help these families. Implications of the findings for future interventions with skipped-generation families are discussed. 相似文献
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This study investigated factors that might be associated with the disrupted kinship care placements of abused and neglected
children. Data were collected from face-to-face interviews of 130 kin caregivers who were randomly selected from lists provided
by two child protection agencies and divided into four different outcome groups. Findings of the study revealed that characteristics
of the children such as their health status, ages, and the extent to which they were getting into “trouble” were significantly
associated with placement outcomes. The caregivers’ perceptions of the quality of relationships between themselves and the
children in their care and the birth parents of those children were also associated with placement outcomes. Two other factors
affecting outcomes were the frequency of contact between social workers and caregivers and the extent to which services plans
were discussed. Practice implications related to these findings are discussed. 相似文献
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