Evaluation of the Miami child weil-being court model: Safety, permanency, and well-being findings

Cecilia Casanueva; Jenifer Goldman Fraser; Adrianne Gilbert; Candice Maze; Lynne Katz; Mary Ann Ullery; Ann M. Stacks; Cindy Lederman

Evaluation of the Miami child weil-being court model: Safety, permanency, and well-being findings

Cecilia Casanueva, Jenifer Goldman Fraser, Adrianne Gilbert, Candice Maze, Lynne Katz, Mary Ann Ullery, Ann M. Stacks, Cindy Lederman

Psychology

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Abstract

This study presents preliminary outcomes for a problem-solving court improvement model, the Miami Child Well-Being Court™ (Miami-CWBC), which makes evidence-based clinical intervention and integration of the treating clinician's ongoing assessment and perspective central in the dependency court process. Records were reviewed for children adjudicated for maltreatment that completed treatment. Several promising findings suggest that this approach can help jurisdictions improve the lives of young children and their families' capacity to care for them.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	73-96
Number of pages	24
Journal	Child welfare
Volume	92
Issue number	3
State	Published - 2013

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