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Session F-4: Relationship of Well Being Outcomes to Safety and Permanency Implications for Evidence Based Practice


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Relationship of Well Being Outcomes to Safety and Permanency and Implications for Practice

Myles Edwards, Ph.D., American Humane
Patrick Kutzler, MSW, Philadelphia DHS
and our partners at Institute for Public Affairs, Temple U.

July 21, 2005
This work is supported by the Children and Youth Division, Philadelphia Department of Human Service

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