Tor Slettebø
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4239238 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Tor Slettebø |
| PRENOMES | Tor |
| SOBRENOME | Slettebø |
| ASSINATURA | SLETTEBØ T |
| AFILIAÇÕES | VID Specialized University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0548-8917 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 84 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2010 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Incident Reporting Systems (IRSS) in child protection services: a national survey
This study investigates the functionality of incident reporting systems in Norwegian municipal CPS based on quantitative analysis of a national survey (N = 1,280). Unlike services such as healthcare and aviation, where incident reporting is well established and extensively researched, little is known about how incident reporting systems function in child protection services. This study provides insights into who has submitted written incident rep…
The Participation of People in Vulnerable Situations in Interest Organisations
People in vulnerable situations have the same right as others to participate in public spheres and influence health and welfare services. However, organisations that support these people and promote their interests are essential to their participation. This study investigated how people in vulnerable situations with lived experiences of using public services participate in organisations representing their interests. Fourteen representatives from …
Psychometric properties of a modification of the Safety Attitudes Questionnaire (SAQ) for child protection services
The concept of a safety culture is crucial to improving organisational risk management in several sectors, including health and aviation. However, social and welfare services are also sectors where organisations should be aware of the risk in their daily practice. The aim of the present article is to confirm the usability of a modified Safety Attitudes Questionnaire (SAQ) in the Norwegian child protection services CPS by checking a number of its …
Participant validation
This paper examines the use of participant validation in qualitative research, and illustrates that the process of validation can be something more than validation. It can also generate new data and provide the participants with empowering experiences. The paper is based on an action research project involving birth parents in the development of new types of services for parents who involuntary have had a child placed in care. In addition to disc…
Factors affecting user participation for nursing home residents with dementia
User participation has been one of the central guiding principles in health and social services for decades, but there are many obstacles in practice, especially when service users’ have difficulties in exercising their autonomy. Many residents with dementia in nursing homes belong to this group. This article is based on a critical interpretive review of the factors affecting user participation for residents with dementia living in nursing homes.…
Inclusive physical and digital spaces in vocational rehabilitation
This paper describes and discusses factors related to the working environment that promote the inclusion of job seekers with cognitive impairments. Vocational rehabilitation for job seekers with cognitive impairments is undertaken in adapted working environments. The working environment is a synthesis of the practices that are developed in the enterprise, in physical premises and digital spaces. Job seekers with cognitive impairments, for example…
To understand the incomprehensible
This article elucidates the challenges parents face when they lose the care of their children and their experiences of family counselling as a support service in Norway. A qualitative study following five mothers and one father whose children were in care was conducted through two focus groups and six individual interviews. The study found that the parents struggled to understand why their children had been placed in care and felt disempowered by…
Factors affecting user participation for elderly people with dementia living at home
Professional caregivers are expected to facilitate user participation for people with dementia. At the same time, an increasing number of elderly people with dementia are now being cared for at their homes. Research is scarce on user participation for people with dementia, especially for people with dementia who live at home. This article aims to systematically and critically review the factors affecting user participation for elderly people with…
Partnerships with children in child welfare
Within the context of Norwegian Child Welfare Services, children's best interests are often promoted through inter‐professional collaboration. Although children have the right and desire to participate, research reveals that professionals do not listen to them. On the basis of qualitative interviews with 10 children about their experiences collaborating with professionals, we have identified ways in which professionals can facilitate children's p…
Challenges of participation in child welfare
The intention of this article is to discuss conditions for developing participatory relationships with children in child welfare services (CWS). In recent years, child protection and CWS have seen a growth of interest in children’s participation, but research shows that children often do not participate when their families are in contact with the CWS. Participatory practice tends to be more messy and complicated than the policy rhetoric suggests.…
Child Welfare in the Twenty-First Century
Child welfare as a field of inquiry and practice spans an immense range of activities involving different actors in family life and in professional involvement with families and children. In their classic paper, Hardiker, Exton and Barker (1991) provide a useful template for mapping and analysing child welfare activities within a social policy context. This model remains pertinent today, as it enables policy makers, practitioners and researchers …
Programmes crossing borders
The influence of evidence-based policy and practice is increasingly found in the field of social work. Using Multisystemic Therapy (MST) as a case, this article explores issues arising from the travelling of programmes to settings that are different and distant from those of their origin. While such travelling is often accompanied and facilitated by narratives of positive findings in effectiveness trials, it can be argued that effectiveness and e…
International travelling knowledge in social work
Social work has a shared international identity but is also diverse and context specific. There is increasing interest in the international movement of knowledge to national and local contexts but at present there is little analysis of how and why this happens. Instead of seeing knowledge as ‘transferred’ in a straightforward export–import relationship, attention needs to be paid to how knowledge is assembled, mobilised, circulated, reformulated …
Partnership with Parents of Children in Care
This article presents the findings from a study of user participation in the Norwegian\nChild Protection services. Birth parents who have lost the custody of their children\noften feel disempowered by the authorities. The help offered to this group is often\nunsatisfactory. In this study, the parents were provided with the opportunity to form\na group together with social workers and foster parents. The evaluation shows that\nthe group offered th…
Collective participation in child protection services
Denne artikkelen drøfter hvordan kollektiv medvirkning kan involvere brukere i bedring\nav barnevernets tjenester. Resultater fra aksjonsforskningsprosjektet ‘Brukermedvirkning og profesjonell praksis i barnevernet’ er utgangspunkt for diskusjonen. Vi presenterer to\nav flere forsøk med kollektiv brukermedvirkning som ble gjennomført ved to\nbarnevernsentre i Norge: en dialogbasert gruppe for ungdom i barnevernet og en gruppe\nfor foreldre som er…
Partnerships with children in child welfare
Within the context of Norwegian Child Welfare Services, children's best interests are often promoted through inter‐professional collaboration. Although children have the right and desire to participate, research reveals that professionals do not listen to them. On the basis of qualitative interviews with 10 children about their experiences collaborating with professionals, we have identified ways in which professionals can facilitate children's p…
Collective participation in child protection services
Denne artikkelen drøfter hvordan kollektiv medvirkning kan involvere brukere i bedring\nav barnevernets tjenester. Resultater fra aksjonsforskningsprosjektet ‘Brukermedvirkning og profesjonell praksis i barnevernet’ er utgangspunkt for diskusjonen. Vi presenterer to\nav flere forsøk med kollektiv brukermedvirkning som ble gjennomført ved to\nbarnevernsentre i Norge: en dialogbasert gruppe for ungdom i barnevernet og en gruppe\nfor foreldre som er…
Partnership with Parents of Children in Care
This article presents the findings from a study of user participation in the Norwegian\nChild Protection services. Birth parents who have lost the custody of their children\noften feel disempowered by the authorities. The help offered to this group is often\nunsatisfactory. In this study, the parents were provided with the opportunity to form\na group together with social workers and foster parents. The evaluation shows that\nthe group offered th…
To understand the incomprehensible
This article elucidates the challenges parents face when they lose the care of their children and their experiences of family counselling as a support service in Norway. A qualitative study following five mothers and one father whose children were in care was conducted through two focus groups and six individual interviews. The study found that the parents struggled to understand why their children had been placed in care and felt disempowered by…
Challenges of participation in child welfare
The intention of this article is to discuss conditions for developing participatory relationships with children in child welfare services (CWS). In recent years, child protection and CWS have seen a growth of interest in children’s participation, but research shows that children often do not participate when their families are in contact with the CWS. Participatory practice tends to be more messy and complicated than the policy rhetoric suggests.…
International travelling knowledge in social work
Social work has a shared international identity but is also diverse and context specific. There is increasing interest in the international movement of knowledge to national and local contexts but at present there is little analysis of how and why this happens. Instead of seeing knowledge as ‘transferred’ in a straightforward export–import relationship, attention needs to be paid to how knowledge is assembled, mobilised, circulated, reformulated …
Factors affecting user participation for nursing home residents with dementia
User participation has been one of the central guiding principles in health and social services for decades, but there are many obstacles in practice, especially when service users’ have difficulties in exercising their autonomy. Many residents with dementia in nursing homes belong to this group. This article is based on a critical interpretive review of the factors affecting user participation for residents with dementia living in nursing homes.…
Factors affecting user participation for elderly people with dementia living at home
Professional caregivers are expected to facilitate user participation for people with dementia. At the same time, an increasing number of elderly people with dementia are now being cared for at their homes. Research is scarce on user participation for people with dementia, especially for people with dementia who live at home. This article aims to systematically and critically review the factors affecting user participation for elderly people with…
Programmes crossing borders
The influence of evidence-based policy and practice is increasingly found in the field of social work. Using Multisystemic Therapy (MST) as a case, this article explores issues arising from the travelling of programmes to settings that are different and distant from those of their origin. While such travelling is often accompanied and facilitated by narratives of positive findings in effectiveness trials, it can be argued that effectiveness and e…
Collective participation in child protection services
Denne artikkelen drøfter hvordan kollektiv medvirkning kan involvere brukere i bedring\nav barnevernets tjenester. Resultater fra aksjonsforskningsprosjektet ‘Brukermedvirkning og profesjonell praksis i barnevernet’ er utgangspunkt for diskusjonen. Vi presenterer to\nav flere forsøk med kollektiv brukermedvirkning som ble gjennomført ved to\nbarnevernsentre i Norge: en dialogbasert gruppe for ungdom i barnevernet og en gruppe\nfor foreldre som er…
Partnership with Parents of Children in Care
This article presents the findings from a study of user participation in the Norwegian\nChild Protection services. Birth parents who have lost the custody of their children\noften feel disempowered by the authorities. The help offered to this group is often\nunsatisfactory. In this study, the parents were provided with the opportunity to form\na group together with social workers and foster parents. The evaluation shows that\nthe group offered th…
International travelling knowledge in social work
Social work has a shared international identity but is also diverse and context specific. There is increasing interest in the international movement of knowledge to national and local contexts but at present there is little analysis of how and why this happens. Instead of seeing knowledge as ‘transferred’ in a straightforward export–import relationship, attention needs to be paid to how knowledge is assembled, mobilised, circulated, reformulated …
Programmes crossing borders
The influence of evidence-based policy and practice is increasingly found in the field of social work. Using Multisystemic Therapy (MST) as a case, this article explores issues arising from the travelling of programmes to settings that are different and distant from those of their origin. While such travelling is often accompanied and facilitated by narratives of positive findings in effectiveness trials, it can be argued that effectiveness and e…
Challenges of participation in child welfare
The intention of this article is to discuss conditions for developing participatory relationships with children in child welfare services (CWS). In recent years, child protection and CWS have seen a growth of interest in children’s participation, but research shows that children often do not participate when their families are in contact with the CWS. Participatory practice tends to be more messy and complicated than the policy rhetoric suggests.…
Child Welfare in the Twenty-First Century
Child welfare as a field of inquiry and practice spans an immense range of activities involving different actors in family life and in professional involvement with families and children. In their classic paper, Hardiker, Exton and Barker (1991) provide a useful template for mapping and analysing child welfare activities within a social policy context. This model remains pertinent today, as it enables policy makers, practitioners and researchers …
Factors affecting user participation for elderly people with dementia living at home
Professional caregivers are expected to facilitate user participation for people with dementia. At the same time, an increasing number of elderly people with dementia are now being cared for at their homes. Research is scarce on user participation for people with dementia, especially for people with dementia who live at home. This article aims to systematically and critically review the factors affecting user participation for elderly people with…
Partnerships with children in child welfare
Within the context of Norwegian Child Welfare Services, children's best interests are often promoted through inter‐professional collaboration. Although children have the right and desire to participate, research reveals that professionals do not listen to them. On the basis of qualitative interviews with 10 children about their experiences collaborating with professionals, we have identified ways in which professionals can facilitate children's p…
Inclusive physical and digital spaces in vocational rehabilitation
This paper describes and discusses factors related to the working environment that promote the inclusion of job seekers with cognitive impairments. Vocational rehabilitation for job seekers with cognitive impairments is undertaken in adapted working environments. The working environment is a synthesis of the practices that are developed in the enterprise, in physical premises and digital spaces. Job seekers with cognitive impairments, for example…
To understand the incomprehensible
This article elucidates the challenges parents face when they lose the care of their children and their experiences of family counselling as a support service in Norway. A qualitative study following five mothers and one father whose children were in care was conducted through two focus groups and six individual interviews. The study found that the parents struggled to understand why their children had been placed in care and felt disempowered by…
Participant validation
This paper examines the use of participant validation in qualitative research, and illustrates that the process of validation can be something more than validation. It can also generate new data and provide the participants with empowering experiences. The paper is based on an action research project involving birth parents in the development of new types of services for parents who involuntary have had a child placed in care. In addition to disc…
Factors affecting user participation for nursing home residents with dementia
User participation has been one of the central guiding principles in health and social services for decades, but there are many obstacles in practice, especially when service users’ have difficulties in exercising their autonomy. Many residents with dementia in nursing homes belong to this group. This article is based on a critical interpretive review of the factors affecting user participation for residents with dementia living in nursing homes.…
Psychometric properties of a modification of the Safety Attitudes Questionnaire (SAQ) for child protection services
The concept of a safety culture is crucial to improving organisational risk management in several sectors, including health and aviation. However, social and welfare services are also sectors where organisations should be aware of the risk in their daily practice. The aim of the present article is to confirm the usability of a modified Safety Attitudes Questionnaire (SAQ) in the Norwegian child protection services CPS by checking a number of its …
The Participation of People in Vulnerable Situations in Interest Organisations
People in vulnerable situations have the same right as others to participate in public spheres and influence health and welfare services. However, organisations that support these people and promote their interests are essential to their participation. This study investigated how people in vulnerable situations with lived experiences of using public services participate in organisations representing their interests. Fourteen representatives from …
Incident Reporting Systems (IRSS) in child protection services: a national survey
This study investigates the functionality of incident reporting systems in Norwegian municipal CPS based on quantitative analysis of a national survey (N = 1,280). Unlike services such as healthcare and aviation, where incident reporting is well established and extensively researched, little is known about how incident reporting systems function in child protection services. This study provides insights into who has submitted written incident rep…
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