ArticleJournal of public child welfare2025
Development of the Family Engagement in Residential Care Measure.
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Abstract
Family engagement in residential treatment (RT) improves relationships, treatment participation, and behavior, yet standardized measures are lacking. This study developed and piloted the Family Engagement in Residential Care Measure through a multi-phase process: item generation with family input, small group reviews, and pre-pilot testing for clarity. A cross-sectional pilot at an RT-focused conference retained 29 items across five subscales, each showing high internal consistency. Participant feedback informed wording revisions and structure. Stakeholder involvement throughout the process ensured the measure's relevance and clarity. The Family Engagement in Residential Care Measure shows promise; however, it requires further validation in future research.
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