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AUTHOR(S) Camille Verheyden; Frank Van Holen; Delphine West (et al.)
AUTHOR(S) Ryan Hanlon; JaeRan Kim; Cossette Woo (et al.)
AUTHOR(S) Sarah Zak; Elena Gallitto; Elisa Romano
AUTHOR(S) Saralyn C. Ruff; Deanna Linville; Jean Kjellstrand
AUTHOR(S) Lucía González-Pasarín; Antonio Urbano-Contreras; Isabel M. Bernedo (et al.)
AUTHOR(S) Adrienne Whitt-Woosley; Ginny Sprang; Jessica Eslinger
Research is needed to facilitate better understanding of how different groups have been impacted by COVID-19, especially those in already strained service systems such as foster care. These inquiries will support further response, recovery and preparedness efforts. This qualitative study addressed how professionals and caregivers in foster care described being affected by COVID-19 in order to support future research and planning for foster care systems in this pandemic context. A sample of foster parents and foster care professionals (N = 357) from a mostly rural, southeastern state in the U.S. participated in the study.
AUTHOR(S) Joyce Y. Lee; Olivia D. Chang; Tawfiq Ammari
COVID-19 is likely to have negatively impacted foster families but few data sources are available to confirm this. The current study used Reddit social media data to examine how foster families are faring in the pandemic. Discussion topics were identified and examined for changes before and after COVID-19. Comments were collected from three Reddit online discussion boards dedicated to foster families (N = 11,830).
AUTHOR(S) Saralyn C. Ruff; Deanna Linville
AUTHOR(S) Ratna Verma; Rinku Verma
AUTHOR(S) Mary Elizabeth Collins; Sarah Baldiga
AUTHOR(S) Jacqueline Singer; David Brodzinsky
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