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Improving outcomes for children and young people in care

Transforming Lives—Improving Outcomes
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Improving outcomes for children and young people in care

Harriet Ward, Mark Courtney, Jorge F. Del Valle, Samantha McDermid & Anat Zeira

Pages: 101-106

Published online: 13 Aug 2009

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Developing outcomes-based data from Looking After Children case records completed for children in care in Victoria, Australia

Ruth Champion & Sarah Wise

Pages: 107-113

Published online: 13 Aug 2009

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The SDQ as a mental health measurement tool in a Canadian sample of looked-after young people

Robyn A. Marquis & Robert J. Flynn

Pages: 114-121

Published online: 13 Aug 2009

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Improving the lives of foster children through evidenced-based interventions

Philip A. Fisher, Patricia Chamberlain & Leslie D. Leve

Pages: 122-127

Published online: 13 Aug 2009

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Foster-parent training and foster-child outcomes: An exploratory cross-sectional analysis

Jordanna Nash & Robert J. Flynn

Pages: 128-134

Published online: 13 Aug 2009

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Emergent literacy and childhood literacy-promoting activities for children in the Ontario Child Welfare System

Shaye Moffat & Cynthia Vincent

Pages: 135-141

Published online: 13 Aug 2009

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Enhancing outcomes through children's literature

J. Seden

Pages: 142-147

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Enhancing placement stability via a continuum-of-care approach: Reflections from the Australian context

Deirdre Cheers & Stephen Mondy

Pages: 148-153

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Placement stability in kinship care

Elaine Farmer

Pages: 154-160

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Birth parents' perception of sharing the care of their child with foster parents

Ingrid Höjer

Pages: 161-168

Published online: 13 Aug 2009

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How do the child welfare services in Norway work with young people leaving care?

Inger Oterholm

Pages: 169-175

Published online: 13 Aug 2009

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Traps in transition – a biographical approach to forms of collaboration between youth welfare services and employment promotion agencies

Maren Zeller, Stefan Köngeter & Wolfgang Schröer

Pages: 176-184

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