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Subject:RE: nursing programs in child welfare programs
I did work on a study of this in my graduate program but didn’t do a formal research on it.
In Alaska, there are 4 nurses who cover the child welfare offices by region and we serve at the level of a nurse consultant, psych nurse, Nurse IV (Level’s in our state are Nurse I-IV, with IV being the highest). We are employees of child welfare.
In the studies I did superficially, it seemed that there are only a few states who have nurses working in or with child welfare clients and what I could find, most are Public Health nurses working in child welfare.
I would be very interested in this study when complete and am willing to provide you whatever information I can with regards to what Alaska does.
Thx,
Cheryl
Cheryl Blakney RNIV, BSN, MPH
Regional Psych Nurse - Southcentral Region
Office of Children's Services - DHSS
Phone: (907) 352-8909
Cell Phone: (907) 414-7553
Fax: (907) 357-9762 (Attn: to Cheryl)
From: bounce-123348608-73569657@list.cornell.edu [mailto:bounce-123348608-73569657@list.cornell.edu] On Behalf Of Grinnell Davis, Claudette L.
Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2019 6:02 AM
To: child-maltreatment-research-l@list.cornell.edu
Subject: Re: nursing programs in child welfare programs
Good morning!
As a part of an evaluation in Oklahoma, I’m gathering any information available on the use of nurses as a part of child welfare teams in any part of state-agency child welfare processes. Grant reports, gray papers, etc are welcome – the resources need not be peer-reviewed.
Thanks for your help.
Claudette L. Grinnell-Davis, PhD, MSW, MS, MTS
Assistant Professor, University of Oklahoma
Anne and Henry Zarrow School of Social Work
4502 E. 41st St. Office 2H19
Tulsa, OK 74135
clgdavis@ou.edu
918.660.3347 (office)
616.893.6845 (cell)
I did work on a study of this in my graduate program but didn’t do a formal research on it.
In Alaska, there are 4 nurses who cover the child welfare offices by region and we serve at the level of a nurse consultant, psych nurse, Nurse IV (Level’s in our state are Nurse I-IV, with IV being the highest). We are employees of child welfare.
In the studies I did superficially, it seemed that there are only a few states who have nurses working in or with child welfare clients and what I could find, most are Public Health nurses working in child welfare.
I would be very interested in this study when complete and am willing to provide you whatever information I can with regards to what Alaska does.
Thx,
Cheryl
Cheryl Blakney RNIV, BSN, MPH
Regional Psych Nurse - Southcentral Region
Office of Children's Services - DHSS
Phone: (907) 352-8909
Cell Phone: (907) 414-7553
Fax: (907) 357-9762 (Attn: to Cheryl)
From: bounce-123348608-73569657list.cornell.edu [mailto:bounce-123348608-73569657list.cornell.edu] On Behalf Of Grinnell Davis, Claudette L.
Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2019 6:02 AM
To: child-maltreatment-research-llist.cornell.edu
Subject: Re: nursing programs in child welfare programs
Good morning!
As a part of an evaluation in Oklahoma, I’m gathering any information available on the use of nurses as a part of child welfare teams in any part of state-agency child welfare processes. Grant reports, gray papers, etc are welcome – the resources need not be peer-reviewed.
Thanks for your help.
Claudette L. Grinnell-Davis, PhD, MSW, MS, MTS
Assistant Professor, University of Oklahoma
Anne and Henry Zarrow School of Social Work
4502 E. 41st St. Office 2H19
Tulsa, OK 74135
clgdavisou.edu
918.660.3347 (office)
616.893.6845 (cell)
