The NFPA has been contacted by a Doctoral student seeking input on a survey for his dissertation. While this survey is not sponsored by the NFPA, we’ve agreed to present it to our audience to assist him with gathering responses.
Online survey study seeks foster parents in the U.S. who have used both telemental health (telehealth) and in-person mental health services to care for their children in foster care.
There is a new study about the use of telemental health services by foster parents to receive support while caring for their children in foster care. You are invited to complete a 12-minute, anonymous, survey.
Seeking volunteers that meet these requirements:
- Be a licensed foster parent who has cared for a foster child in the last three years.
- Have used both ‘in-person’ and ‘telemental health’ (telehealth) services to receive
mental health support services in the care of their foster children.
This study is part of the doctoral program for Carlos D. Ortiz, a doctoral student at Walden University. The survey will be open until the end of September.
Questions should be directed to carlos.ortiz2@waldenu.edu.
Please copy and paste the link below on to you browser and follow the prompts.