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Pia Eriksson

Associate Professor

University of Helsinki

Finland

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Dr. Pia Eriksson is an Associate Professor at the University of Helsinki, Finland. Her research primarily focuses on foster care, children's experiences in out-of-home care, and the implications of family dynamics in alternative care settings. Recent publications include analyses of parental experiences with service access for neurodivergent children and the impacts of COVID-19 on children in care.

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Minna Niemi

senior researcher

Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare

FINLAND

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Taina Laajasalo

Research Professor

Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare

FINLAND

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Riitta Vornanen

Professor

University of Eastern Finland

FINLAND

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Elina Aaltio

University of Helsinki

FINLAND

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A prospective observational study evaluating the short-term effectiveness of residential care for adolescents as "service as usual": A study protocol

Care workers’ perspectives on restrictive measures in residential care: How professional decisions shape adolescent trajectories

Rajoitustoimenpiteet lastensuojelulaitosten arjessa: keskiössä päätöksenteko ja päätösten toimeenpano

Emotionaalisen lämmön ja turvallisuuden tunteiden mittaaminen – CEWSS-A-mittarin käännös ja adaptointi lastensuojelun laitoshoitoon

Foster care from the perspective of younger children – a phenomenological analysis

Foster care from the perspective of younger children – a phenomenological analysis

“It Was Like Offering a Band-Aid for a Fracture”: Parents’ Experiences with Barriers to Accessing Services and Support for Their Neurodivergent Child in Finland

Quality of Residential Care for Children and Youth as Context, Process, and Outcome: A Scoping Review

Trends and Shortcomings of the Finnish Child Welfare System in Meeting Adolescents’ Needs in Complex Situations: Current Challenges and Future Directions

Home and family in alternative care – how Finnish legislation creates opportunities for belonging

Short-Term Effectiveness of Residential Out-of-Home Care for Children and Youth—A Scoping Review

Deprived of Adoptive Parenthood: Recognizing Prospective Adoptive Mothers’ Pre-Adoption Loss

Everyday life of children in out-of-home care during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic

Privatisation of residential care for children and youth in Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden

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Minna Niemi

Taina Laajasalo

Riitta Vornanen

Elina Aaltio

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