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Notes: Additional information on the relationship between the indicator Developing Case Plans Jointly with Parents, and outcome achievement.

 

Relationship between Case Plans and Outcome Achievement

The indicator, "developing case plans jointly with parents," was determined to be a strength for only 6 of the total 32 States reviewed

States where this indicator was a strength had a significantly higher percentage of cases rated "substantially achieved" for Permanency Outcome 1, and all three Well-Being Outcomes.