Child & Family Social Work,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
28(4), P. 1121 - 1130
Published: May 11, 2023
Abstract
This
study
aimed
to
identify
factors
supporting
young
people's
resilience
during
out‐of‐home
care
(OOHC)
in
Finland,
despite
challenges
their
lives.
In
our
qualitative
study,
we
applied
a
social‐ecological
framework
understand
the
experiences
and
perspectives
of
people
on
what
helped
them
help
they
would
have
needed
OOHC.
The
findings
indicate
(1)
individual
characteristics
interests
(positive
attitude,
understanding
own
acts
consequences
meaningful
activities),
(2)
relationships
(good
with
close
ones,
ability
meet
keep
contact
good
professionals
between
parents
professionals)
(3)
institutions
(place
OOHC,
youth‐centered
practices,
needs‐based
services
support
for
family)
all
supported
Further,
receive
from
particular
medium,
such
as
(relationship
level),
person
must
already
some
self‐understanding
(individual
level)
things.
Essentially,
youth
is
through
these
levels
process.
Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
41(4), P. 561 - 576
Published: Dec. 21, 2022
Abstract
Regardless
of
the
type
residential
care
context,
entering
in
is
an
impactful
event
that
involves
separation
young
people
from
their
relatives,
as
well
need
to
adapt
a
new
context.
This
adaptation
might
be
facilitated
by
quality
relationships
with
professionals
these
settings,
which
turn
may
positively
impact
people’s
psychological
adjustment.
Purpose:
The
current
systematic
review
aims
identify
factors
associated
homes
(i.e.,
generalist
care,
therapeutic
juvenile
justice
settings)
at
different
ecological
levels.
Method:
A
electronic
search
was
conducted
eight
databases:
Academic
Search
Complete,
APA
PsycArticles,
PsycINFO,
Psychology
and
Behavioral
Sciences
Collection,
ERIC,
MEDLINE,
Web
Science
Scopus,
using
combination
words
related
relationship,
children,
adolescent.
Based
on
PRISMA
statement,
919
manuscripts
were
yielded,
thirteen
studies
met
inclusion
criteria.
Results:
Child
(e.g.,
gender
or
age),
professionals’
characteristics,
behaviors,
skills),
organizational
Ratios
children
staff)
cross-cutting
time
spent
together,
length
relationship)
found
between
care.
Discussion:
settings
should
able
provide
appropriate
resources
services
address
complex
needs.
Practical
implications
are
discussed.
The Gerontologist,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
64(8)
Published: June 4, 2024
The
purpose
of
this
study
was
to
examine
the
relationship
between
dimensions
grief
support
(recognition
relationship,
acknowledgement
loss,
and
inclusion
griever)
aspects
burnout
(emotional
exhaustion,
depersonalization,
personal
accomplishment)
among
nursing
home
staff.
Journal of Social and Personal Relationships,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
41(4), P. 822 - 845
Published: Nov. 16, 2023
This
study
aimed
to
explore
the
perceptions
and
experiences
of
professionals
working
in
residential
care
(RC)
settings
(i.e.,
caregivers
directors)
about
youth-caregiver
relationship
quality
(YCRQ).
Method:
A
qualitative
was
developed
Portugal
including
15
(73.3%
women,
23–50
years)
directors
34–45
18
generalist
RC
units.
Data
were
collected
through
six
focus
groups
using
a
semi-structured
interview
script.
analyzed
following
content
analysis
approach
NVIVO
12
software.
Results:
Our
findings
revealed
that
concept
YCRQ
mainly
described
terms
good
qualities,
organizational
determinants
relationships
most
mentioned
both
by
social
context,
intervention
models
strategies).
Individual
characteristics
youth
staff
less
as
YCRQ.
These
provide
important
insights
for
practice.
Conclusions:
efforts
should
be
made
design
interventions
aim
improve
its
climate
so
with
necessary
support
resources
enable
them
enhance
positive
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
19(23), P. 16320 - 16320
Published: Dec. 6, 2022
Healthcare
professionals
are
at
higher
risk
of
developing
and
experiencing
burnout.
Parents
may
also
suffer
from
prolonged
stressful
conditions
that
lead
to
physical
emotional
exhaustion.
Residential
youth
care
workers
assume
a
caregiving
role
can
persistent
affect
their
relationship
with
the
youth.
In
addition,
COVID-19
lockdown
has
had
negative
impact
on
both
organization
work,
as
well
lifestyle
minors.
fact,
during
pandemic,
contact
families
was
not
possible
due
restrictions
this
increased
need
for
caregivers
parental
role.
This
research
aims
examine
burnout
in
sample
75
healthcare
working
youths
association
psychological
traits.
Then,
we
aim
evaluate
these
aspects
The
measurements,
conducted
February
2019
April
2021,
included
six
questionnaires:
MBI
assess
burnout,
TAS_20
explore
alexithymic
traits,
COPE_NVI
coping
strategies,
FDS_R
quantify
frustration
intolerance
IRI
empathy,
FFMQ
investigate
awareness
regulation.
Our
shows
medium-high
which
worsened
pandemic.
A
worsening
skills,
paralleled
by
greater
empathic
investment
required
emergency
situation,
an
assumed
is
observable.
Coping
strategies
correlate
risk,
avoidance
were
strongly
associated
These
findings
suggest
urgent
develop
targeted
timely
interventions
order
prevent
long-term
consequences.
Child Abuse Review,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
33(1)
Published: Aug. 19, 2023
Abstract
According
to
the
attachment
theory,
establishment
of
emotional
bonds
with
significant
figures
is
an
important
process
in
human
development
throughout
life.
The
quality
relationships
between
adolescents
and
their
caregivers
residential
care
(RC)
may
act
as
a
protective
factor
for
internal
reorganisation
regulation
skills.
present
study
aims
analyse
effect
insecure
orientation
developed
RC
settings
adolescent
emotion
regulation.
It
also
assess
mediating
role
association
relationship
caregivers.
sample
consisted
249
adolescents,
aged
12
18
years
old,
living
facilities
Porto
(Portugal).
results
suggest
that
perceived
insecurity
has
negative
on
We
found
differentiating
emotions
dimension
relevant
highlight
importance
close
affective
developing
adolescents'
ability
regulate
particularly
impact
work
care.
Behavioral Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(7), P. 581 - 581
Published: July 9, 2024
Establishing
goals
for
young
people
in
residential
care
(RC)
is
a
gap
the
literature,
especially
terms
of
relationship
between
family
support
and
resilience.
The
literature
suggests
that
RC
associated
with
breakdown
relationships,
so
possibility
playing
positive
role
establishing
life
reduced.
However,
context
organization
stability
can
be
assumed
to
protective
factor
formulation
contribute
resilient
development
people.
This
study
aimed
analyze
process
setting
RC,
as
well
potential
mediating
resilience
previous
association.
sample
included
124
aged
12
23
years
living
RC.
results
point
association
(autonomy)
planning
verify
total
effect
this
are
discussed
considering
attachment
theory
adaptive
study's
findings
provide
important
indications
developing
future
interventions.
Children and Youth Services Review,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
155, P. 107298 - 107298
Published: Oct. 31, 2023
Placement
instability
in
residential
youth
care
is
an
important
issue.
Youth
have
the
highest
number
of
previous
placements
compared
to
other
types
out-of-home
(e.g.,
foster
care),
and
high
can
be
experienced
as
traumatic
events.
associated
with
negative
outcomes
for
youth,
such
mental
health
problems.
However,
there
no
review
factors
placement
care.
In
this
study,
we
reviewed
research
(qualitative
quantitative)
on
related
A
search
four
databases
(PsycINFO,
ERIC,
SocINDEX,
Medline)
resulted
10,299
hits.
After
selecting
inclusion
criteria,
included
fifteen
articles
our
analysis.
We
identified
several
family,
decision-making,
care,
and,
organizational
general,
studies
focusing
small.
Most
focused
static
(i.e.,
unchangeable)
factors,
sex
age.
found
some
indications
that
dynamic
changeable)
poor
parenting
skills,
low
staff
competence
turnover
professionals
are
positively
instability.
It
striking
most
mainly
factors.
need
more
knowledge
about
reduce
Future
should
focus
elements
might
prevent
