What Works in Residential Child Care
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What Works in Residential Child Care

A review of research evidence and the practical considerations

  1. 134 pages
  2. English
  3. PDF
  4. Available on iOS & Android
eBook - PDF

What Works in Residential Child Care

A review of research evidence and the practical considerations

About this book

This book reviews research evidence, drawing on a study of residential services in Wales and a literature review of US and UK findings, and identifies the significant elements that will lead to a successful strategy for residential child care across the UK.

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services 
in 
the 
United 
Kingdom, 
the 
increasing 
use 
of 
adoption 
for
highly 
vulnerable 
young 
children, 
combined 
with 
family 
support 
for
those 
able 
to 
leave 
care 
quickly, 
means 
that 
those 
who 
remain 
in 
care
for 
long 
periods, 
which 
includes 
most 
young 
people 
in 
residential
establishments, 
are 
more 
likely 
to 
have 
complex 
and 
enduring 
needs.
Thus 
when 
considering 
studies 
of 
children 
in 
different 
types 
of
residential 
care 
or 
experiencing 
other 
interventions, 
we 
need 
to 
be 
sure
that 
children 
with 
the 
same 
needs, 
at 
the 
same 
level 
of 
severity, 
are
being 
compared.
Otherwise 
we 
might 
attribute 
any 
findings 
to 
the 
care
setting 
rather 
than 
to 
the 
background 
of 
the 
children.
In 
summary, 
we 
accept 
the 
argument 
that 
practice 
based 
on
demonstrable 
effectiveness 
is 
both 
desirable 
and 
right 
for 
children
and 
their 
families.
However, 
we 
remain 
conscious 
of 
the 
difficulties 
of
measurement, 
analysis 
and 
interpretation.
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Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Contents
  3. Figures
  4. Tables
  5. Foreword and acknowledgements
  6. 1 Introduction
  7. 2 Residential child care research: the state of knowledge
  8. 3 Planning residential services for children: a case study
  9. References and further reading
  10. Index