Factors in Length of Foster Care: Worker Activities and Parent-Child Visitation

Maryellen White · Eric C. Albers · Christine Bitonti

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Child Welfare and Adoption Social Work Education and Practice Legal and Social Justice Studies

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This is an exploratory case study investigating factors potentially related to length of foster care placements in a small western state. Findings of earlier researchers are supported. More frequent visits by natural parents are associated with shorter foster care placements.

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