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Best Practices in Permanency Planning in Public Child Welfare: An Example from Oklahoma (Poster Session 1)
Best Practices in Permanency Planning in Public Child Welfare:
An Example from Oklahoma (Poster Session 1)
A study was conducted to examine the decision-making processes of Oklahoma child welfare caseworkers and judges at the critical decision point of the 12-month permanency hearing. After analyzing county-level data, a best practice county and a comparison county were selected on the basis of performance on two Federal outcome measures: time to reunification and re-entry into foster care. This session presents key findings with regard to "successful" permanency planning, that is, planning which resulted in stable family reunification.
Stephanie Bryson, M.S.W.
University of Kansas
School of Social Welfare
Twente Hall
Lawrence, KS 66045
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