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EBP in Foster Parent Training and Supportstudies have included youth who resemble TFC youth in their samples, most training programshave strictly been evaluated in a traditional foster care setting. Clearly, more work needs to bedone to evaluate these programs for TFC youth.Foster Parent SupportThe following foster parent supports were reviewed in this report:ModelBenefitsHealth Insurance & ManagedCareService Provision & ManagedCareStipendsEmpirical LiteratureDavidoff , Hill, Courtot, & Adams, 2008; Jeffrey &Newacheck, 2006; Krauss, Gulley, Sciegaj, & Wells, 2003;Newacheck et al., 2001; Okumura, McPheeters, & Davis,2007; Rosenbach, Lewis, & Quinn, 2000McBeath & Meezan, 2008; Meezan & McBeath, 2008;Campbell & Downs, 1987; Chamberlain, Moreland, & Reid,1992; Denby & Reindfleisch, 1996; Doyle, 2007; Duncan &Argys, 2007Integrated ModelsKeeping Foster Parents Trained Chamberlain, Price, & Laurent et al., 2008; Chamberlain,and Supported (KEEP)Price & Reid et al., 2008; Price et al, 2008Multidimensional Treatment Chamberlain, Leve, & DeGarmo, 2007; Chamberlain &Foster Care (MTFC)Moore, 1998; Chamberlain & Reid, 1998; Eddy, BridgesWhaley, & Chamberlain, 2004; Eddy & Chamberlain, 2000;Eddy, Whaley & Chamberlain, 2004; Harmon, 2005; Kyhle,Hansson, & Vinnerljung, 2007; Leve & Chamberlain, 2005;Leve & Chamberlain, 2007; Leve et al., 2005Multidimensional Treatment Fisher, Burraston, & Pears, 2005; Fisher et al., 2000; FisherFoster Care-Preschool (MTFC-P) & Kim, 2007Support and Training for Bury & Noble, 2001Adoptive and Foster Families(STAFF)Involvement in Program (Collaboration/Partnering)Co-ParentingLinares, Monalto, & Li et al., 2006; Linares, Monolto, &Rosbruch et al., 2006Ecosystemic Treatment Model Lee & Lynch, 1998Family Reunification Project Simms & Bolden, 1991Center for Advanced Studies in Child Welfare (CASCW)University of Minnesota School of Social WorkContact: Kristine N. Piescher, Ph.D. kpiesche@umn.eduv
EBP in Foster Parent Training and SupportFoster Parent Involvement inService PlanningPrivatized Child Welfare Services Friesen, 2001Shared Family Foster Care Barth & Price, 1999Shared Parenting Landy & Munro, 1998Level of CarePositive Peer CultureDenby, Rindfleisch, & Bean, 1999; Henry, Cossett, Auletta,& Egan, 1991; Rhodes, Orme, & Buehler, 2001; Sanchirico,Jablonka, Lau, & Russell, 1998Leeman, Gibbs & Fuller, 1993; Nas, Brugman, & Koops,2005; Sherer, 1985Re-ED Fields et al., 2006; Hooper et al., 2000; Weinstein, 1969Stop-Gap McCurdy & McIntyre, 2004RespiteRespite Brown, 1994; Cowen & Reed, 2002; Ptacek et al., 1982Social SupportSocial Support Denby, Rindfleisch, & Bean, 1999; Finn & Kerman, 2004;Fisher et al., 2000; Hansell et al., 1998; Kramer & Houston,1999; Rodger, Cummings, & Leschied, 2006; Rhodes et al.,2001; Strozier, Elrod, Beiler, Smith, & Carter, 2004;Urquhart, 1989; Warde & Epstein, 2005Support InventoriesCasey Foster Applicant Inventory Orme et al., 2007Help with Fostering Inventory Orme, Cherry, & Rhodes, 2006; Orme & Cox et al., 2006Treatment Foster CareTreatment Foster Care Galaway, Nutter, & Hudson, 1995WraparoundFamily-Centered Intensive CaseManagement (FCICM)Fostering Individual AssistanceProgram (FIAP)General Wraparound ServicesEvans et al., 1994; Evans, Armstrong, & Kuppinger, 1996Clark & Prange, 1994; Clark, Lee, Prange, & McDonald,1996Bickman et al., 2003; Bruns et al., 2006; Carney & Butell,2003; Crusto et al., 2008; Hyde, Burchard, & Woodworth,1996; Myaard et al., 2000; Pullman et al., 2006In this report, the evidence base of each foster parent support was evaluated using theCEBC’s Rating Scales (CEBC, 2008e). Although many areas of support did not include specificpractice models (e.g., respite, stipends, etc.), each area of support was evaluated in light of theexisting empirical literature. This evaluation revealed that effective supports currently includeCenter for Advanced Studies in Child Welfare (CASCW)University of Minnesota School of Social WorkContact: Kristine N. Piescher, Ph.D. kpiesche@umn.eduvi
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