Evidence-Based Model: Implications For Practice

Implications for practice
Findings showed that for a proper care planning, vital stability factors as well as specific identified in the study must be dully addressed and considered. On this premise, the relevance and importance of our principal framework (Figure 3) transcends risk identification and elimination but provide an explanation on how the challenges each factor pose at different times and situations.
The translation of our evidence into actionable insight which would facilitate smooth practice is ongoing and the stage involve the formulation, design, piloting, and propagation of evident-based tools which can aid social workers to successfully make efficient, actionable formulation, and care plans for placement that appears unstable and at the verge of collapsing.

Research recommendations
While efforts have been concentrated on developing a working model of placement instability in this study, there is a need for more in-depth analysis and report on the fundamental processes supporting the effects of vulnerability and protective factors. For instance, there is

While it is tricky to prioritize one risk factor above another, we identified that it is crucial that all available evidences are considered in developing a sustaining approach to practice in the area of children in care. Specifically, our intended evidence-based model should contribute to the formulation of placement stability practice in the real by integrating dynamic interactions in its formation. We considered dynamic interaction to mirror the real world instead of developing a mix and balance between risk and protective influences thus making the model static and nonresponding to different situations in the real