Development and description of two new instruments for measuring the impact of coordinated social services for children.

The Boston Family Reunification Network provides two innovative services designed to help children return to their families as soon as possible. A team developed two new instruments to measure process and clinical outcomes of the initiatives. This article describes the instruments, the two-year de...

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Publicado en:Child Welfare Vol. 76; pp. 379 - 392
Autores principales: Beinecke, Richard H., Leavey, Joseph, Mosley, Peggy
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Child Welfare League of America May/June 1997
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