The Flint MDT Study (March 2014- January 2016)
Description
The Flint MDT Study is one of the projects of the the National Quality Improvement Center on the Representation of Children in Child Welfare (QIC-ChildRep). The Study partnered with a group of five lawyers-guardian ad litem to observe and evaluate a multidisciplinary approach to representing children in child protection proceedings. The study provided the LGALs two social workers and randomly assigned cases to be either represented by the attorney/social worker team or by the attorney alone. This study provides both a description of the functioning of these teams collaborating to represent children and a rigorous evaluation of outcomes compared to a control group. Only quantitative data have been deposited with NDACAN.
Investigators: Pott, R.
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Access the complete The Flint MDT Study (March 2014- January 2016) on the official website. |
https://www.ndacan.acf.hhs.gov/datasets/dataset-details.cfm?ID=205 |
Tags
- abuse
- policy
- reporting
- care
- ndacan