Kwestia opieki nad osobami starszymi a zaufanie społeczne

Racław, Mariola

doi:10.31338/uw.9788323520979.pp.312-328

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“…During the pandemic, some already‐known risks gained in their severity, including neglect of the professional preparation of foster carers, the courts' preference for related foster carers (this increases the risk for children due to the lack of competences among seniors in an era of rapid technological progress), and difficulties in children's permanent residence due to the system's inherent temporariness (Danecka, 2020; Racław, 2011). Certainly, these systemic deficits point to the need for further research and analysis to shape the ideal model; one that combines familiocentrism, deinstitutionalization, and support for foster parents from helping institutions.…”

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“…In foster care in Europe at the beginning of the 21st century, an integrating approach can be characterized as a departure from care that separates the child from the family toward protection of the rights and support for the development of the child and the family system, in addition to the maintenance of biological ties (Colton, 2001). A normalizing approach has also emerged, which emphasizes the importance of ensuring that a child deprived of parental care has all of the typical experiences appropriate to their age, such as those that arise from family life, peer relationships, and school (Racław, 2011).…”

Section: Theoretical Background To the Analysis Of Foster Parentingmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Foster parenting during the COVID‐19 pandemic: A qualitative analysis. Case of Poland

Danecka,

Matejek,

Mirosław

2023

Family Relations

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ObjectiveThis article aims to identify new risks for foster families and their institutional environment resulting from the COVID‐19 pandemic.BackgroundDuring the pandemic, the government in Poland introduced significant restrictions, including social isolation and closures of public institutions. It caused challenges in the foster care system where self‐care has been major issue.MethodIn‐depth interviews were conducted with 45 people who were involved in the foster care system. Participants were recruited using a purposive approach and the snowball method. The interviews were analyzed using a six‐stage thematic analysis.ResultsThe functioning of the foster care system in response to the COVID‐19 pandemic evidenced some practices that challenged carers and children.ConclusionThe foster care system, which is based on the deinstitutionalization paradigm, requires changes and procedural approaches that need to be put in place for the system to be able to adapt to a similar crisis.ImplicationsThis article suggests some social policy solutions to improve the quality of care and parenting services, and the conditions for foster families when institutions in the social environment are closed.

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Section: Theoretical Background To the Analysis Of Foster Parentingmentioning

confidence: 99%