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Resilient Outcomes among Youth Aging-Out of Foster Care: Findings from the National Youth in Transition Database

Autor: Svetlana Shpiegel, Cassandra Simmel, Silvia Ramirez Quiroz, Beth Sapiro

Publikováno v: Journal of Public Child Welfare. 16:427-450

The period of transition from foster care to independent living is frequently associated with poor outcomes. While some studies have conveyed patterns of resilience among transition-age foster yout...

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https://doi.org/10.1080/15548732.2021.1899098

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Workers’ Attitudes about Domestic Violence (DV): Does Personal Experience with DV Matter?

Autor: Cassandra Simmel, Rupa Khetarpal, Kristina Nikolova, Catie Buttner, Iris Cardenas, Judy L. Postmus

Publikováno v: Human Service Organizations: Management, Leadership & Governance. 45:95-108

This study examined how workers’ personal experience with domestic violence (DV) and their training and education impact their attitudes and beliefs about DV. Understanding workers’ attitudes is ne...

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https://doi.org/10.1080/23303131.2020.1869130

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Antipsychotic treatment for youth in foster care: Perspectives on improving youths’ experiences in providing informed consent

Autor: Cadence F. Bowden, Sheree Neese-Todd, Cassandra Simmel, Stephen Crystal, Justeen Hyde

Publikováno v: Am J Orthopsychiatry

The disproportionate prescribing of high-risk antipsychotic medication for youth in foster care is a significant social problem across the U.S. This qualitative study examined stakeholder perceptions of prescribing, being prescribed, or overseeing pr

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https://doi.org/10.1037/ort0000532

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A best‐worst scaling experiment to identify patient‐centered claims‐based outcomes for evaluation of pediatric antipsychotic monitoring programs

Autor: Stephen Crystal, Ayse Akincigil, Katherine M Kovacs, Cassandra Simmel, Thomas I. Mackie, Sheree Neese-Todd

Publikováno v: Health Services Research

Objective This article employs a best-worst scaling (BWS) experiment to identify the claims-based outcomes that matter most to patients and other relevant parties when evaluating pediatric antipsychotic monitoring programs in the United States. Data

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https://doi.org/10.1111/1475-6773.13610

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The Complexity of Psychotropic Medication Prescription and Treating Trauma Among Youth in Foster Care: Perspectives from the Lived Experience

Autor: Cadence F. Bowden, Cassandra Simmel, Alicia Mendez, Melanie Yu, Sheree Neese-Todd, Stephen Crystal

Publikováno v: Administration and policy in mental health. 49(5)

Youth in the US foster care system are disproportionately prescribed antipsychotic and psychotropic medication compared to youth not involved with foster care. Research on the relationship between experiences of trauma, mental health symptoms, eviden

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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35763101

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So close yet so different: Neighborhood inequality and child maltreatment

Autor: Lenna Nepomnyaschy, Liwei Zhang, Cassandra Simmel

Publikováno v: Child abuseneglect. 130(Pt 4)

Background Extensive research has documented the importance of neighborhood contextual factors in shaping maltreatment risk. Evidence is limited about the role of economic inequality within neighborhoods, which has increased substantially in the US o

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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33583625

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