How to evaluate a program focused on parents’ experiences of family team meetings in child welfare?

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To evaluate a program centered on parents' experiences of family team meetings in child welfare, key evaluation strategies include:

Feedback surveys: Administer surveys to parents post-meeting to gather feedback on their experiences and perceptions.

Observational assessments: Conduct observations during family team meetings to understand parent engagement and dynamics.

Interviews: Conduct in-depth interviews with parents to explore their feelings, satisfaction, and suggestions regarding the meetings.

Comparative analysis: Compare feedback and experiences of parents who have participated in the meetings with those who have not to assess effectiveness.

Longitudinal study: Implement a longitudinal approach to track changes in parent experiences and outcomes over time about family team meetings.