Interprofessional Collaboration while Supporting the Educational Well-being of Students in Foster Care: Perceptions and Experiences of Child Welfare Professionals, School Professionals, and Caregivers

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Publicat a:Child Welfare vol. 103, no. 1 (2025), p. 51-79
Autor principal: Villagrana, Kalah M
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Child Welfare League of America, Inc.
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520 3 |a This descriptive study explores perceptions and experiences of interprofessional collaboration between child welfare professionals, school professionals, and caregivers engaged in promoting the educational well-being of students in foster care. Quantitative survey data was collected (N = 136). Participants had previously engaged in a range of collaborative activities. There were no significant differences in their perceptions of collaboration. There were differences in the reported frequency and quality of collaboration by subgroup, suggesting a need for tailored supports. 
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