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Table of Contents Text Only Version
Slide 56 of 58 |
Notes: Among the States reviewed in 2002, there were significant relationships between two additional systemic factors and performance on an outcome and an individual indicator, as follows:
States that achieved substantial conformity on the systemic factor, Quality Assurance System, were more likely to be in substantial conformity on Child and Family Well Being Outcome 1.
States that achieved substantial conformity on the systemic factor, Foster and Adoptive Parent Licensing, Recruitment, and Retention, were more likely to achieve strength ratings on the indicator, Placement Stability for Children in Foster Care (Item 6 on the onsite review instrument).
Substantial Conformity on
Quality Assurance
to
Higher Ratings on
Well being outcome 1
Substantial Conformity on
Foster & Adoptive Parent Licensing, Recruitment, and Retention
to
Higher Ratings on
Placement stability for children in foster care
