Associations Between Foster Parent Characteristics and Professional Quality of Life
While scholarship exploring well-being outcomes among child welfare workers is burgeoning, few studies have examined predictors of well-being among foster parents. Utilizing the Professional Quality of Life (ProQOL) Scale, this study examined factors associated with foster parent burnout, secondary...
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| description | While scholarship exploring well-being outcomes among child welfare workers is burgeoning, few studies have examined predictors of well-being among foster parents. Utilizing the Professional Quality of Life (ProQOL) Scale, this study examined factors associated with foster parent burnout, secondary traumatic stress, and compassion satisfaction. Results demonstrated that several demographic factors predicted the Pro QOL of foster parents. Strengthening foster parent well-being is important to achieving positive outcomes with children and families engaging with child welfare systems. |
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