Danielle L. Fettes

Different Experiences in Child and Family Team Meetings Between Child Welfare-Involved Families and Professionals

H. Joel Crumé, Marisa Sklar, Paige M. Milewski, Danielle L. Fettes

The Child and Family Team (CFT) meeting is a foundation of service planning within the child welfare system, aiming for shared decision-making among families, caregivers, youth, and providers. This study compared perceptions of CFT meetings between family and professional members using data …

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Building strong grant writers in academic medicine: outcomes of early-career faculty enrolled in the University of California San Diego Health Sciences Grant Writing Course

Andrea Z. LaCroix, Danielle L. Fettes, Yelda Serin, Mariko Poupard et autres

The success of early-career faculty at R1 research-intensive institutions depends on institutions' ability to establish an independent, grant-funded research program in a highly competitive funding environment in which only 2,174 of 11,463 National Institutes of Health (NIH) applications (19%) submitted by early-stage …

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”I Want to Be Part of the Conversation. It’s My Life, and My Input Matters:” Transition-Age Youth Experiences in Child and Family Team Meetings

Marisa Sklar, H. Joel Crumé, Lilliana Conradi, Paige M. Milewski et autres

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Promises and challenges of cultural exchange for use of research evidence in child welfare

Cathleen E. Willging, Elise Trott Jaramillo, Kimberly M Giardina, Gregory A. Aarons et autres

Incorporating research evidence within child welfare systems can improve services and health equity for vulnerable youth. Bidirectional collaboration between researchers and system-level actors may foster evidence-informed policies and programs through cultural exchange. This anthropological analysis of longitudinal qualitative data from the Community-Academic …

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Emerging Trends in Research on Assisted Outpatient Treatment in the United States: A Narrative Review

Chad J. Valasek, Danielle L. Fettes, David H. Sommerfeld

OBJECTIVE: The use of court-ordered mental health treatment through programs such as assisted outpatient treatment (AOT) carries substantial ramifications for the welfare of individuals with serious mental health conditions. METHODS: In this review, the authors used a narrative methodology and performed an …

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Assessing Recruitment Strategies for Creating an Inclusive Tenure Track Faculty in Health Sciences: A Cohort Study

Maripat Corr, Vivian Reznik, Deborah L. Wingard, Danielle L. Fettes et autres

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Parents’ adverse childhood experiences matter too: The impact of multigenerational trauma on participation in early childhood education for Latinx children

Emily A. Velandia, Amanda M. Farr, Stacey Musso, Nubia Soto et autres

Childhood trauma impacts most children in the United States, with exposure to adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) like abuse, neglect, or witnessing violence linked to negative outcomes across the lifespan. Early childhood education (ECE) programs, such as therapeutic preschools, that utilize two-generation approaches …

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Applying after-action reviews to child and family teams to improve mental health service linkage within child welfare services: a study protocol

Marisa Sklar, Ryan Kenneally, Gregory A. Aarons, Danielle L. Fettes

BACKGROUND: Half of child-welfare-involved children and adolescents meet the criteria for at least one mental health diagnosis. This project proposes to improve successful mental health service linkage in child welfare services (CWS) by adapting and testing the after-action review (AAR) team effectiveness …

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Accreditation in Public Child Welfare: Exploring the Relationship between the Council on Accreditation (COA) and Structural Factors

Madeline Y. Lee, Kya Barounis, Andrea L. Hazen, Gregory A. Aarons et autres

Accreditation could potentially improve an under-resourced, overburdened child welfare system. As the first study to use national-level data to focus on the Council on Accreditation (COA) in public child welfare, this research note explores: 1) the landscape of accreditation and 2) how …

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Racial and Ethnic Differences in Depressive Profiles of Child Welfare–Involved Families Receiving Home Visitation Services

Danielle L. Fettes, Marisa Sklar, Amy E. Green, Amanpreet Sandhu et autres

OBJECTIVE: Profiles of depressive symptoms were identified among Hispanic, Black, and White parents involved in the child welfare service system, including changes in symptoms over time. METHODS: Participants (N=2,109) were parents receiving SafeCare, a home visitation intervention provided in a large, diverse …

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Implementing Evidence-Based Practice in Community Mental Health Agencies: A Multiple Stakeholder Analysis

Lawrence A. Palinkas, Gregory A. Aarons, Karen Zagursky, Danielle L. Fettes et autres

Objectives. We sought to identify factors believed to facilitate or hinder evidence-based practice (EBP) implementation in public mental health service systems as a step in developing theory to be tested in future studies. Methods. Focusing across levels of an entire large public …

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Enacting competition, capacity, and collaboration: performing neoliberalism in the U.S. in the era of evidence-based interventions

Claire Snell‐Rood, Elise Trott Jaramillo, Lara Gunderson, Sarah Hagadone et autres

Funders increasingly encourage social and health service organizations to strengthen their impact on public health through the implementation of evidence-based interventions (EBIs). Local governments in the U.S. often utilize market-based contracting to facilitate EBI delivery via formal relationships with non-governmental community-based organizations …

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