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Report
Supporting Staff Wellbeing in Child Welfare Services
Southern Cross University
17/06/2024
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.25918/report.353
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Abstract
This report describes the research process, findings and implications of a scoping review undertaken by academics from the Social Work and Community Welfare Discipline, Faculty of Health, Southern Cross University (SCU). The review was undertaken on behalf of UnitingCare and the Community Services Industry Alliance (CSIA). The purpose of the report is to inform relevant non-government services and other stakeholders of contemporary research on the topic of staff wellbeing in child welfare services and programs. The research findings and report have implications for other fields of practice in the health and social care sectors. The report discusses strategies to inform organisations of approaches to support worker wellbeing across the individual, organisational and systemic levels, including advocacy. It concludes with proposed future directions and identifies current gaps that would benefit from further research.
Details
- Title
- Supporting Staff Wellbeing in Child Welfare Services
- Creators
- Erica Russ (Author) - Southern Cross UniversityDarran Stonehouse (Author) - Southern Cross UniversityElizabeth C Reimer (Author) - Southern Cross UniversityClarissa Hitchcock (Author) - Southern Cross UniversityLynne McPherson (Author) - Southern Cross University
- Publisher
- Southern Cross University; Lismore, NSW
- Number of pages
- 85
- Grants
- Supporting Staff Wellbeing in Child Welfare Services, UCQ2023, UnitingCare Queensland
- Grant note
- We acknowledge the support and funding provided by UnitingCare and the Community Services Industry Alliance, which made this research possible. We appreciate the funding and the opportunity to conduct research that contributes to our understanding of contemporary workforce challenges.
- Identifiers
- 991013182413502368
- Academic Unit
- Centre for Children and Young People; Social Work; Faculty of Health
- Language
- English
- Resource Type
- Report