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Medical provider perspectives on children with incarcerated parents: A mixed-methods study.
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Purpose: To understand health care providers' perceptions, clinical considerations, and clinical actions towards children with incarcerated parents. Methods: We implemented an experimental vignette study in which health care provider participants were randomly assigned a patient case describing a child with a parent absent for unspecified reasons (control) vs. incarceration (experimental). Participants completed a survey of closed- and open-ended items regarding their clinical approach. Groups were compared with chi-square and ANOVA. Qualitative data were analyzed inductively. Results: Medical providers ( Conclusion: Medical providers' approach to children of incarcerated parents may be similar to that of any child with an absentee parent, contrasting existing literature on teachers. When signaled about parental incarceration, providers evidenced attention to children's holistic contexts and needs.
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