Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
10311650 Children and Youth Services Review 2012 6 Pages PDF
Abstract
► Foster children often experience multiple placement changes while in care. ► A charting system for longitudinal patterns of placement changes is needed. ► The Placement History Chart accounts for various dimensions of placement changes. ► The Chart effectively captures sequences and cumulative developmental risk. ► The Chart highlights variability in longitudinal patterns of placement changes.
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The Placement History Chart: A tool for understanding the longitudinal pattern of foster children's placements
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