Deciphering the Tower of Babel: examining the theory base for wraparound fidelity

Article Abstract:

A study of seven families participating in a mental health supported, elementary schools-based program investigates the theory of wraparound fidelity in the context of service delivery. Two simple models are identified and examined using a multi-method, multi-case design. Results show that wraparound has a recognizable base beyond value-laden principles.

Research, Cases, Family social work, Case management (Social services)

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Setting up base camp

Article Abstract:

Equipment suggestions and organisational tips for having a new baby in the house are presented. Parents are advised to create 'baby zones', with everything to hand, around the house, instead of having a single storage area.

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Unexpected essentials

Article Abstract:

Some non-standard infant supplies that are helpful to own include: a nasal aspirator; cloth diapers for a variety of alternative applications; crib sheet protectors, and a c-shaped pillow for mom's waist.

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