POCLS publications
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Marina Paxman and Jo Hopkins, POCLS design, data and analyses August 2018.
In 2018 the Institute of Open Adoption Studies at the University of Sydney hosted a Research to Practice Forum on using longitudinal research to understand children’s outcomes.
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Professor Judy Cashmore, Benefits on longitudinal research August 2018
In 2018 the Institute of Open Adoption Studies at the University of Sydney hosted a Research to Practice Forum on using longitudinal research to understand children’s outcomes.
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Matt Gorringe, Data security and the SURE data repository August 2018
In 2018 the Institute of Open Adoption Studies at the University of Sydney hosted a Research to Practice Forum on using longitudinal research to understand children’s outcomes.
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Professor Paul Delfabbro A profile of foster care and kinship care in New South Wales (August 2018)
In 2018 the Institute of Open Adoption Studies at the University of Sydney hosted a Research to Practice Forum on using longitudinal research to understand children’s outcomes.
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Professor Paul Delfabbro, Why research is important August 2018
In 2018 the Institute of Open Adoption Studies at the University of Sydney hosted a Research to Practice Forum on using longitudinal research to understand children’s outcomes.
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FamilyMatters Issue No.94
Pathways of Care Longitudinal Study on children and young people in out-of-home care in New South Wales. Family Matters, 2014, 94, p.15-28.Marina Paxman, Lucy Tully, Sharon Burke and Johanna Watson An overview of the study [...]
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CREATE consultation with young people in out-of-home care
CREATE Foundation, NSW, June 2011, 12 pages. Summarises feedback received from young people on methodology, topics to include in the survey and draft questions
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Developing Practice: the child youth and family work journal Issue No.39
Evidence to inform out-of-home care policy and practice in NSW: An overview of the Pathways of Care Longitudinal Study. Developing Practice, 2014, 39, p.56-71. Marina Paxman, Lucy Tully, Johanna Watson and Sharon Burke
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Australian Institute of Family Studies. (2017). Wave 1 data response patterns: length of time in out-of-home care and non-participation in questions
This report investigates, whether there were differences in the characteristics, wellbeing and family relationships of children participating in the POCLS and children's non-participation in certain elements of the Wave 1 data collection may have introduced [...]
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Cashmore, J. and Talyor , A. (2017). Children’s Family Relationships in Out-of-Home Care
This report examines children's relationships with the people they are living with and with the members of their birth family, from the perspective of the children themselves and their carers in the first wave of [...]