Systematic Literature Review of Foster and Adoptive Caregiver Factors for Increasing Placement Stability and Permanency

Pre-Permanency Support

2020

11-50 pages

Journal of Public Child Welfare

Lori Vanderwill, Amy M. Salazar, Garrett Jenkins, Jessica De Larwelle, Amanda K. McMahon, Angelique Day, and Kevin Haggerty

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Presents findings from a systematic review of the scholarly literature to better understand caregiver characteristics and skills that contribute to permanency and placement stability. Shares information to assist in selecting resource families and guiding training development to increase caregivers’ ability to care for children in foster care and adoption.

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