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This report presents background information about caseworker visits, including the elements that comprise quality visits. It also offers questions that legislators and their staff can use to facilitate a dialogue about caseworker visits with their child welfare agency administrators.

This report offers legislators information on using the CFSRs to enhance their role in supporting State child welfare agency administrators in creating effective child welfare policies and practices. It discusses the CFSRs as a resource for legislators, and offers strategies that legislators can use to become involved in the reviews.

This document provides the comments given by Jerry Milner about changing the culture of the workplace at the closing plenary session of the 2003 Annual Meeting of States and Tribes.

This report provides information about how state legislators and legislative staff can effectively consider the appropriateness of promising child welfare approaches in relation to the program improvements being made through the Child and Family Services Reviews (CFSRs).

This report describes how some states are using new resources or are reallocating existing resources for the implementation of their Program Improvement Plans (PIPs).

This report discusses the costs that states incur when children are not well served, the importance of the Child and Family Services Reviews (CFSRs) as a tool for legislators in assessing child welfare system performance, and the role of legislator-agency collaboration in bringing about system improvement through the CFSR process.

This document focuses on the outcomes of round 2 of the Child and Family Services Reviews (CFSRs) regarding state performance in moving children in child welfare systems toward permanency.

This document presents the comments of Joan Ohl about improving outcomes through systemic change at the 2003 Annual Meeting of States and Tribes.