Prevention of placement: critical factors in program success.

Richard Mark Kagan · Shirley Schlosberg

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Child Welfare and Adoption Psychiatric care and mental health services Family and Disability Support Research

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Initial studies of home-based family counseling programs have demonstrated success in keeping children out of institutional placements: little is known, however, about the characteristics of families or children or service utilization that might predict program success. This study of families where placement was avoided and families where a child ended up in placement throws light on the issue.

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