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Perceptions of childcare workers about components of effective care in group homesMoreno, Vanessa Evette, St. Clair, Tyler Scott 01 January 2004 (has links)
The purpose of this study is to examine the effectiveness of care proviided to children in group homes in San Bernardino County. In an effort to better understand the effetiveness of care, childcare workers were interviewed on their perceptions of the components of effective care for children in group homes.
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Group Homes - different players, common perspectives / Gruppbostäder – olika aktörer,gemensamma perspektivLJUNGNÉ, ANDERS January 2012 (has links)
This report presents the results of a thesis where care residents are studied. The aim of the study was to identify how different Swedish municipalities are working with this type of housing from The Swedish Act (1993:387) concerning Support and Service for Persons with Certain Functional Impairments (LSS) was introduced 1994. This work results in a clarification of the development of group homes. An insight into the different municipalities work with LSS will provide greater understanding of both local authorities and market players to succeed in the future development of the business and type of housing. It presents conclusions that can be object of further research. From today, new demands regarding group home design, mainly due to new generations. A young person that today receives assistance through the LSS Act grew up in a completely different way compared to previous generations who often lived their entire lives in an institution. This allows adjustments in activities and accommodation when new homes are constructed. The insight of this new young generation and the word independence are mostly important when municipalities identifies focal points for future omes. Today'ʹs generations are much better suited to independent lives than previous generations who largely lived their lives in an institution. The method is semi structured interviews were used in order to get close to reality and thus create a good overview and find problem areas where there are opportunities for development. The purpose of the interviews is to find out how a number of municipalities with equal conditions for LSS are working to develop the form of housing. How prospects for future group home looks, what makes a group home better and what demands new and future generations place on the living environment in a group home. From the early 1900s there have been major changes regarding the care of persons with disabilities and their living environment. Should we also look at the future development of the group homes, it is not difficult to see that a similar comparison will be made when studies on LSS homes'ʹ development in the future is written. A big difference for the care of persons with disabilities from its beginning until today is that there is now a statutory support the health care work must be done in the best way possible. Watchword today is participation and equality in society. This historical retrospect is seen as necessary or market participants who either work with or care for example, real estate development and management group and assisted living. The last twenty years have been very important for people receiving assistance under LSS Act but much more can be done within the segment of samhällsfastigheter to create better housing for both staff and tenants. / I denna rapport presenteras resultatet av ett examensarbete där vård och omsorgsboendens utveckling studeras. Syftet med studien har varit att kartlägga hur olika svenska kommuner arbetar med denna boendeform från att lagen om stöd och service för vissa funktionshindrade LSS igen introducerades 1994. Arbetet resulterar i ett klarläggande för utvecklingen av gruppbostäder. En insyn i olika kommuners arbete med LSS skall ge ökad förståelse för att både för kommuner och marknadsaktörer för att lyckas med framtida utveckling av verksamheten och boendeformen. Det presenteras slutsatser som kan vara objekt för vidare forskning. Från idag ställs nya krav gällande gruppbostadens utformning, främst beroende på nya generationer. Ungdomar som idag får stöd enligt LSS lagen är uppväxta på helt annorlunda sätt jämfört med tidigare generationer vilka oftast levt hela sina liv på institution. Detta gör att anpassningar i verksamheten och boendet bör göras vid nyproduktion av gruppbostäder. Integrationsgeneration och självständighet är orden som oftast förekommer då kommunerna pekar ut fokuspunkter för framtida boenden. Dagens generationer är mycket bättre anpassade till ett självständigt och egenförsörjande liv jämfört med tidigare generationer som till stor del levt sina liv på institution. Metoden semistrukturerade intervjuer har används för att kunna komma nära verkligheten och på så sätt skapa en bra överblick samt finna problemområden där det finns möjligheter till utveckling. Hur förutsättningarna för framtidens gruppbostad ser ut, vad som gör en gruppbostad bättre samt vilka krav nya och kommande generationer ställer på boendemiljön i en gruppbostad. Från tidigt 1900 al har det skett stora förändringar gällande omsorgen av personer med funktionsnedsättning och deras levnadsmiljö. Skall man även se på den framtida utvecklingen för grupp--‐‑och serviceboende är det inte svårt att se att en liknande ämförelse kommer att göras när studier på LSS bostäders utveckling i framtiden skrivs. En stor skillnad för vård av personer med funktionsnedsättning från dess begynnelse till idag är att det numera finns ett lagstadgat stöd hur vård och omsorgsarbete skall ske på ett så bra sätt som möjligt. Ledord idag är delaktighet och jämlikhet i samhället. Denna historiska tillbakablick bör ses som nödvändigt för marknadsaktörer som antingen arbetar med omvårdnad eller exempelvis fastighetsbolag som utvecklar och förvaltar grupp och erviceboenden. De senaste tjugo årens utveckling har varit mycket viktig för personer som får stöd enligt LSS lagen men mycket mer kan göras inom segmentet samhällsfarligheter för att skapa bättre boenden för både personal och hyresgäster
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Training Non-Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) Behavior Specialists to Conduct Trial-Based Functional Analyses in Residential SettingsMillington, Devon S. 01 December 2018 (has links)
This study investigated a process for identifying the reasons why a person with an intellectual disability has problem behaviors. This process is called a trial-based functional analysis (TBFA). The researchers wanted to know if a person who was not an expert behavior analyst could be trained to perform the TBFA and if the results obtained from the TBFA could be used to create a program to reduce the problem behavior of a person with an intellectual disability living in a community-based group home for persons with disabilities. The results of this study show that a person who is not an expert behavior analyst can be trained to perform a TBFA and that the results obtained from the TBFA were useful in creating a program to reduce the problem behavior of an adult male person living in a rural area in Utah.
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Mentoring and its Effect on the Life Chances and Experiences of Children in Group HomesYoung, Laquana M. 02 April 2009 (has links)
Mentoring relationships can be defined as an interaction between a less experienced individual, called a mentee or protégé, and a more experienced individual known as a mentor. The relationship that the mentee and the mentor establish is one that provides influential and emotional support. Research suggests that mentoring relationships have a positive effect on children in group homes. Although children in group homes may not have strong support from their biological families or kin, they often count on the undivided support from their counselors. For this study, group home stakeholders (director, counselors and children) were supportive of developing a formal mentoring program as part of the group home experience. / Master of Science
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The impact on parents and children of admission to a small group homeLo, Chung-yi., 盧重儀. January 1998 (has links)
published_or_final_version / Social Work / Master / Master of Social Work
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An exploratory study on children's perception towards their parents' involvement during their residence in the small group homeYung, Wai-man., 翁慧敏. January 2004 (has links)
published_or_final_version / Social Work / Master / Master of Social Sciences
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The selection of residential staff in homes and hostels for adolescentboys or girlsChung, Wai-pik, Marie., 鐘維碧. January 2000 (has links)
published_or_final_version / Social Work and Social Administration / Master / Master of Social Sciences
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Assessment of Discrepancies Between Residential Employees' Work Values and Program Directors Perceptions of Residential Employees' Work ValuesRespress, Trinetia L. 01 May 1997 (has links)
This study assessed discrepancies between residential employees' work values and program directors' perceptions of the residential employees' work values. Additionally, work values of residential employees were analyzed to identify variations when considering gender, age, educational level, length of service, job classification, and current position. The study was undertaken to assist in developing a clearer understanding of the work values of residential employees for the purpose of enhancing administrator-associate relationships and to determine factors in the work setting that might contribute to longevity and more productive, satisfied, motivated employees. Data for the study were gathered from 172 program directors and residential employees in the First Tennessee District by the use of Donald Super's (1970) Work Values Inventory and Demographic Information Questionnaire. Analysis of the data included t-test, Analysis of Variance (ANOVA), and Tukey's Post-hoc Analysis. There were eight major findings. Residential employees scored higher on the work values creativity, esthetics, and surroundings than program directors perceived they would score. Over 55 age group valued economic returns, independence, intellectual stimulation, and security less than other age groups. No significant differences were found to exist when considering gender or length of service of residential employees. Residential employees with less education placed less value on intellectual stimulation than employees with more education. Residential employees with high school diplomas placed more significance on surroundings than bachelor degree employees. Full-time residential employees placed greater merit on independence and intellectual stimulation than part-time employees. Shift workers placed more merit on economic returns, intellectual stimulation, and security than houseparents. Recommendations were made for program directors for the following work values: way of life, esthetics, surroundings, creativity, economic returns, achievement, altruism, supervisory relations, and intellectual stimulation. Recommendations were also made for future studies on older residential employees, adolescents' perceptions of quality of services received, and the work environment of residential facilities.
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Analysis needs assessment of foster youth group homesHolt-Gaines, Tinya Kay 01 January 2000 (has links)
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Intellektuell funktionsnedsättning och sexuell hälsa : En kvalitativ studie om personalens förhållningssätt och syn på brukares sexuella uttryck / Intellectual disability and sexual health : A qualitative study on staff's attitudes and views on users' sexual expressionsPersson, Cecilia, Sjögren, Viveca January 2022 (has links)
Världshälsoorganisationen (WHO) definierar sexuell hälsa som individens rätt till sitt eget sexuella uttryck och att njuta av sin sexualitet. Till detta räknas möjligheten att njuta av säkert sex fritt från tvång, diskriminering och våld. Alla människor behöver få möjlighet att uppleva sexualitet på flera sätt, både utifrån könsidentitet och roller, sexuell läggning, njutning och intimitet. Precis som alla andra har även personer med intellektuell funktionsnedsättning (IF) sexuella rättigheter, vilket förtydligas i FN konventionen om rättigheter för personer med funktionsnedsättning. Trots detta så finns det inte några formuleringar kring just sexuella rättigheter i LSS. För personer med IF blir på så vis personalens förhållningssätt och syn på sexualitet viktigt för de möjligheter som ges när det kommer till att uppleva sin sexualitet. Det är ur detta som denna studie har sin utgångspunkt. Studiens syfte är att belysa och identifiera förhållningssätt bland personal inom gruppbostäder enligt LSS, när det kommer till intellektuell funktionsnedsättning och sexuell hälsa. Materialet till studien har samlats in genom semistrukturerade intervjuer med vinjettfrågor som sedan analyserats. Resultatet tyder överlag på normkritiska och tillåtande förhållningssätt. Personalen uttrycker en öppenhet som motsäger den tabu som annars kan antas omge ämnet. Av resultatet framkom även att fördomsfrihet förespråkas, allas rätt till sin egen sexualitet och att stöd ska ges utifrån varje individs behov. Vidare framkom även en osäkerhet angående verksamhetens riktlinjer kring sexuell hälsa, där personal menar att det snarare är det egna engagemanget som skapar öppenheten. / The World Health Organization (WHO) defines sexual health as the individual's right to their own sexual expression and to enjoy their sexuality. This includes the possibility of enjoying safe sex free from coercion, discrimination and violence. All people need the opportunity to experience sexuality in several ways, both based on gender identity and roles, sexual orientation, pleasure and intimacy. Like everyone else, people with intellectual disabilities (ID) also have sexual rights, as clarified by the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. Despite this, there are no wordings on sexual rights in LSS. For people with ID, the staff's approach and view of sexuality becomes important for the opportunities that are given when it comes to experiencing their sexuality. This is where this study is based. The aim of the study is to highlight and identify attitudes among staff within group homes in accordance with LSS, when it comes to intellectual disability and sexual health. The material for the study has been collected through semi-structured interviews with case descriptions that have since been analyzed. The results indicate norm-critical and permissive approaches. The staff expresses an openness that contradicts the taboo that might otherwise be assumed to surround the subject. The results also showed that open-mindedness is advocated, everyone's right to their own sexuality and that support should be given based on each individual's needs. Furthermore, uncertainty arose concerning the guidelines regarding sexual health, where staff believe that it is rather their own commitment that creates transparency.
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