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Visioning Collaborative Solutions and Strategies to Support Infants with Substance Exposure and their Families.

The article asserts that programs, policies, and systems offering a collaborative approach to service delivery for substance-exposed infants and their families are essential for achieving successful outcomes. Topics discussed include legislation that mandates policies and procedures for collaborativ...

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Published in:Child Welfare Vol. 101; no. 3; pp. 1 - 25
Main Authors: Rooks-Ellis, Deborah L., Spence, Christine, Brown, Kelly, Acar, Serra, Fort, Jessica
Format: Article
Published: Child Welfare League of America 2023
Subjects:
Families & psychology
Health policy
Social support
Substance abuse
Legislation
Professions
Family support
Medical care
Interprofessional relations
Child welfare
Intersectionality
Coalitions
Interdisciplinary education
Health self-care
Substance abuse in pregnancy
Clinical governance
Medical care use
Family-centered care
Learning strategies
Labor discipline
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Summary:The article asserts that programs, policies, and systems offering a collaborative approach to service delivery for substance-exposed infants and their families are essential for achieving successful outcomes. Topics discussed include legislation that mandates policies and procedures for collaborative care of infants and their families and opportunities to promote multisystem collaboration to support substance-exposed infants.