Foster Care Workers' Understanding of Sleep Health among Children in their Care.

The article discusses an interview study which investigated foster care workers' experiences and understanding of sleep health among foster care children. Topics discussed include common sleep problems observed by foster families, behavioral approaches to manage sleep-related issues, and perceptions...

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Published in:Child Welfare Vol. 102; no. 4; pp. 93 - 116
Main Authors: Muñoz Nogales, Josefina, Hope, Peter O., Ripple, Carol H., Alfano, Candice A., McGlinchey, Eleanor L., Wolfson, Amy R.
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Published: Child Welfare League of America 2024
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          Loyola University Maryland
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          University of Houston
          Fairleigh Dickinson University
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        United States
        Qualitative research
        Human services programs
        Government policy
        Interviewing
        Social worker attitudes
        Foster home care
        Professions
        Sleep
        Foster children
        Children
        Disease prevalence
        Thematic analysis
        Data analysis software
        Sleep disorders
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          Human services programs
          Government policy
          Interviewing
          Social worker attitudes
          Foster home care
          Professions
          Sleep
          Foster children
          Children
          United States
          Other Residential Care Facilities
          Child and Youth Services
          All other residential care facilities
          Professional Organizations
          Disease prevalence
          Thematic analysis
          Data analysis software
          Sleep disorders
      ab: The article discusses an interview study which investigated foster care workers' experiences and understanding of sleep health among foster care children. Topics discussed include common sleep problems observed by foster families, behavioral approaches to manage sleep-related issues, and perceptions about sleep medications and melatonin.
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