Dana M Hollinshead
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4416196 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Dana M Hollinshead |
| PRENOMES | Dana M |
| SOBRENOME | Hollinshead |
| ASSINATURA | HOLLINSHEAD D M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Colorado Denver |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0798-9777 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 41 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2008 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Illuminating the complexity of decision making in child welfare using the decision making ecology
Child maltreatment report disparities for black children by report source, urbanicity, and over time
Exploring the Role of Standardized Instruments and Consultation in Reducing Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Treatment for Behavioral Problems
This study was part of a larger study of Partnering for Success, a federally funded initiative focused on providing evidence-based outpatient mental health treatment to children involved with or at risk for involvement with the child welfare system. With a sample of 782 children, the study explored strategies that therapists can use to reduce racial and ethnic disparities in treatment for behavioral problems in children. The results provide promi…
Child welfare triage
Child welfare agencies across the U.S. investigate a high number of reports of maltreatment with low rates of substantiation. Investigations take time, resources, and increased involvement with families, yet maltreatment is largely not confirmed by these investigations. The primary goal of this article was to establish a baseline understanding of the screening accuracy of the Indiana Department of Child Services’ centralized intake unit. A screen…
Increasing Social Support for Child Welfare-Involved Families Through Family Group Conferencing
Social support networks can provide instrumental and emotional support that buffer against child maltreatment. Family Group Conferencing, in part, aims to develop support networks in the interest of child safety. This study uses a randomised controlled trial to examine the impact of Family Group Conferencing on caseworkers’ perceptions of families’ levels of social support. The analytical sample included 287 families with a substantiated report o…
Nothing about me without me
Modern social work practice increasingly emphasizes the inclusion of service users in decision making during the service provision process. There is a growing movement within the child welfare system to include parents and the wider family network in decision making. However, children and young people's roles in child welfare system participatory processes where decisions are made about their lives have been understudied. The family group confere…
The impact of worker and agency characteristics on FGC referrals in child welfare
Factors associated with service utilization in child welfare
Family preservation or child safety? Associations between child welfare workers' experience, position, and perspectives
Factors Associated with Staff Perceptions of the Effectiveness of Family Group Conferences
Objective: Family Group Conferencing (FGC) challenges the entrenched practice of child welfare service providers making decisions for children and families. Instead, FGC positions families as capable planners and decision-makers given proper support and resources. Implementation research in general highlights the importance of agency climate, worker characteristics, and attitudes in predicting buy-in and efficacy of programming. Prior research sh…
Influence of Family, Agency, and Caseworker Dynamics on Caregivers' Satisfaction With Their Child Protective Services Experience
Numerous child protective services (CPS) agencies have adopted differential responses as a system reform hypothesized to facilitate family engagement. This research tests a conceptual framework developed to examine dynamics between caregiver, agency, and caseworker factors that are assumed to impact caregiver engagement. Data from a randomized control study and structural equation modeling methods were used to explore the influence of these facto…
Longitudinal Analysis of Repeated Child Abuse Reporting and Victimization
Most child subjects of maltreatment reports to child protective services (CPS) are involved just once, whereas other children experience repeated investigations and victimizations. This study examines individual, maltreatment, and service-related factors associated with maltreatment rereporting and substantiated rereporting in a multistate context. Case-level National Child Abuse and Neglect Data System data (505,621 children) were analyzed. With…
Family preservation or child safety? Associations between child welfare workers' experience, position, and perspectives
Factors Associated with Staff Perceptions of the Effectiveness of Family Group Conferences
Objective: Family Group Conferencing (FGC) challenges the entrenched practice of child welfare service providers making decisions for children and families. Instead, FGC positions families as capable planners and decision-makers given proper support and resources. Implementation research in general highlights the importance of agency climate, worker characteristics, and attitudes in predicting buy-in and efficacy of programming. Prior research sh…
Influence of Family, Agency, and Caseworker Dynamics on Caregivers' Satisfaction With Their Child Protective Services Experience
Numerous child protective services (CPS) agencies have adopted differential responses as a system reform hypothesized to facilitate family engagement. This research tests a conceptual framework developed to examine dynamics between caregiver, agency, and caseworker factors that are assumed to impact caregiver engagement. Data from a randomized control study and structural equation modeling methods were used to explore the influence of these facto…
Nothing about me without me
Modern social work practice increasingly emphasizes the inclusion of service users in decision making during the service provision process. There is a growing movement within the child welfare system to include parents and the wider family network in decision making. However, children and young people's roles in child welfare system participatory processes where decisions are made about their lives have been understudied. The family group confere…
Factors associated with service utilization in child welfare
The impact of worker and agency characteristics on FGC referrals in child welfare
Child maltreatment report disparities for black children by report source, urbanicity, and over time
Longitudinal Analysis of Repeated Child Abuse Reporting and Victimization
Most child subjects of maltreatment reports to child protective services (CPS) are involved just once, whereas other children experience repeated investigations and victimizations. This study examines individual, maltreatment, and service-related factors associated with maltreatment rereporting and substantiated rereporting in a multistate context. Case-level National Child Abuse and Neglect Data System data (505,621 children) were analyzed. With…
Factors Associated with Staff Perceptions of the Effectiveness of Family Group Conferences
Objective: Family Group Conferencing (FGC) challenges the entrenched practice of child welfare service providers making decisions for children and families. Instead, FGC positions families as capable planners and decision-makers given proper support and resources. Implementation research in general highlights the importance of agency climate, worker characteristics, and attitudes in predicting buy-in and efficacy of programming. Prior research sh…
Influence of Family, Agency, and Caseworker Dynamics on Caregivers' Satisfaction With Their Child Protective Services Experience
Numerous child protective services (CPS) agencies have adopted differential responses as a system reform hypothesized to facilitate family engagement. This research tests a conceptual framework developed to examine dynamics between caregiver, agency, and caseworker factors that are assumed to impact caregiver engagement. Data from a randomized control study and structural equation modeling methods were used to explore the influence of these facto…
Family preservation or child safety? Associations between child welfare workers' experience, position, and perspectives
The impact of worker and agency characteristics on FGC referrals in child welfare
Factors associated with service utilization in child welfare
Nothing about me without me
Modern social work practice increasingly emphasizes the inclusion of service users in decision making during the service provision process. There is a growing movement within the child welfare system to include parents and the wider family network in decision making. However, children and young people's roles in child welfare system participatory processes where decisions are made about their lives have been understudied. The family group confere…
Increasing Social Support for Child Welfare-Involved Families Through Family Group Conferencing
Social support networks can provide instrumental and emotional support that buffer against child maltreatment. Family Group Conferencing, in part, aims to develop support networks in the interest of child safety. This study uses a randomised controlled trial to examine the impact of Family Group Conferencing on caseworkers’ perceptions of families’ levels of social support. The analytical sample included 287 families with a substantiated report o…
Exploring the Role of Standardized Instruments and Consultation in Reducing Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Treatment for Behavioral Problems
This study was part of a larger study of Partnering for Success, a federally funded initiative focused on providing evidence-based outpatient mental health treatment to children involved with or at risk for involvement with the child welfare system. With a sample of 782 children, the study explored strategies that therapists can use to reduce racial and ethnic disparities in treatment for behavioral problems in children. The results provide promi…
Child welfare triage
Child welfare agencies across the U.S. investigate a high number of reports of maltreatment with low rates of substantiation. Investigations take time, resources, and increased involvement with families, yet maltreatment is largely not confirmed by these investigations. The primary goal of this article was to establish a baseline understanding of the screening accuracy of the Indiana Department of Child Services’ centralized intake unit. A screen…
Illuminating the complexity of decision making in child welfare using the decision making ecology
Child maltreatment report disparities for black children by report source, urbanicity, and over time
Psychology (12 obras) · Child Abuse and Trauma (10 obras) · Medicine (9 obras) · Welfare (8 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Child Welfare and Adoption (6 obras) · Homelessness and Social Issues (6 obras) · Psychiatry (5 obras) · Social Psychology (5 obras) · Social Work Education and Practice (5 obras)