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This resource is a sortable excel file containing information about all of the literture included in: Schurer Coldiron, J., E. J. Bruns and H. Quick (2017). A Comprehensive Review of Wraparound Care Coordination Research, 1986–2014. Journal of Child and Family Studies: 1-21. doi:10.1007/s10826- 016-0639-7 The authors' manuscript is available from NWI at: http://nwi.pdx.edu/pdf/Wraparound-Lit-Review-Manuscript-Self-Archive.pdf

After conducting five recidivism studies since 2009, the overall rates of recidivism for Wraparound enrolled youth appear low and stable. While national norms for recidivism are lacking, local studies such as that done by the Public Policy Forum demonstrate that youth in the Wraparound Milwaukee program are not re-offending at as high a rate as the general delinquency population as a whole.

This quick reference was produced by The National Technical Assistance Network for Children's Behavioral Health. It describes how including the voices of families and children created changes in the process of how permanency is monitored and achieved for youth involved in Wraparound Milwaukee.

This resource provides a point-in-time snapshot of the care coordinator to child and family ratios for each of the intensive care coordination/Wraparound programs profiled, to help states and communities determine their programs’ staffing needs and structure.

This resource highlights the billing structure and rates for care coordination and Wraparound services across states and communities. It provides a reference for understanding the variety of billing structures and range of rates for these services.

This resource provides a point-in-time snapshot of the supervisor-to-care coordinator ratios for intensive care coordination/Wraparound programs to help states and communities determine their programs’ staffing needs and structure.