ArticleContemporary clinical trials communications2026
A family navigator model for foster parents to promote youth mental health wellness: Study development and protocol.
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Background: Children in foster care experience disproportionately high rates of mental illness, yet most do not receive timely or evidence-based mental health treatment. Foster parents play a critical role in treatment engagement but face substantial structural and informational barriers to accessing care. Objective: This study describes the development, human-centered design, open and pilot randomized controlled trial of Methods: FN+ is a 5-week, manualized intervention delivered via telehealth by trained community health workers. The study includes three phases: 1) human-centered design interviews with foster parents, caseworkers, and providers; 2) an open trial ( Conclusions: This study will provide critical feasibility, acceptability, and preliminary effectiveness data for a scalable, cost-effective approach to improving mental health care access for children in foster care.
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