reunification

Reunification refers to the return of children to their family following placement in out-of-home care.

Title	Year of Publication
Journal article How short-term placements affect placement trajectories: A propensity weighted analysis of re-entry into care	2018
Journal article The placement trajectories of youth served by child protection for sexual abuse	2017
Journal article Family reunification for placed children in Quebec: A longitudinal study	2014
Journal article Risk of maltreatment recurrence after exiting substitute care: Impact of placement characteristics	2014
Journal article Foster care reunification: An exploration of non-linear hierarchical modeling	2011
Journal article Mothers’ experiences, resources and needs: The context for reunification	2011
Journal article Do drug treatment services predict reunification outcomes of mothers and their children in child welfare?	2010
Other Constructing the good enough family: Child welfare decision-making in the ASFA era	2009
Other Prevalence of mental disorders and associated variables among Ontario children who are permanent wards	2007
Information Sheet Do placement stability and parental visiting lead to better outcomes for children in foster care? Implications from the Australian Tracking Study	2005