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Analysis of Qualitative Information - UnitingCare Burnside伯恩赛德unitingcare定性信息的分析

Intensive Family Support: helping to keep families safely together: the evidence Plenary paper for Intensive family Services 5th National Practice Symposium 2nd April 2004 Presenter: Eileen Baldry PhD, Senior Lecturer, School of Social Work, University of NSW, NSW 2052, Australia. Ph: 0011 61 (2) 9385 1878; Fax: 0015 61 (2) 9662 8991; e.baldry@unsw.edu.au Co-authors: Joan Bratel BA Psych (Hons), Manager of the Intensive Family Support Options Program, NSW Spastic Centre, Sydney, Australia. Matthew Dunsire M. Psych (Clinical), Research Assistant, University of NSW, Sydney, Australia Michael Durrant B.A.Psych( Hons), Director, Brief Therapy Institute, Sydney, Australia. This research was funded by an Australian Research Council, Industry Partnership Grant. The NSW Spastic Centre was an industry partner in the research. Intensive Family Support: helping to keep families safely together: the evidence ABSTRACT IFS approaches have been used by a small number of agencies to support families with a child with a disability in crisis for some years. There had though been no research on these programs. The research discussed in this paper set out to discover whether such program(s) for children with a disability and their families significantly and positively influenced outcomes for the child and family and, if significant changes occurred which program elements, strategies and/or techniques significantly contributed to positive client outcomes. Families with a child with a disability in crisis were followed and interviewed using quantitative and qualitative methods, from instigation of intervention, immediately post-intervention, at six months and some at 12 months. Analyses indicated that the crisis interventions, taken as a set, were successful in helping families improve their general levels of well-being and functioning. They were also particularly successful immediately and over time in reducing potential for child abuse. Specific worker strategies and program eleme