The Care Pathways and Outcomes Study has been following the lives of a population of young children in care in Northern Ireland since 2000. They are 16-21 now.
Ulster University, Northern Ireland
Joined March 2016
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Just wanted to wish all the families that have participated in our research as well as all other advisory group members and followers merry Christmas and a happy new year 2020
Happy new year 2019 to all our followers and supporters of the study! Check out our blog for updates on the study blogs.qub.ac.uk/pathways We hope to publish a new post sometime this month.
It's already December, so we want to wish happy Christmas to all our participating young people and families, advisory group members, and everyone that follows and supports the study. Here is our Christmas card for 2018.
It's #AntiBullyingWeek 30% of the young people that we have interviewed in our study recalled experiences of being bullied in their childhood. Schools were often unable to deal with it.
The PI of the study, Dr @DomMcSherry1 is leaving Queen's University Belfast in Feb 2019 for the post of Reader in Psychology in Ulster University. Congratulations, Dominic! We wish you all the best in your new post.
What are the challenges the young people in our study face? How do they cope? Read our latest blog post: 3 things that help them! blogs2.qub.ac.uk/pathways/20…
The first journal article reporting on findings from this phase of the study is available now from Children Australia. It focuses on #placementstability and #relationalpermanence: cambridge.org/core/journals/…
Happy #CareDay18 everyone! Hope you enjoy all the celebrations. Here is our pledge.
