Predictors of family focused practice: organisation, profession, or the role as child responsible personnel?

Table 5 Predictors of Family Focused Practice Behaviours, Summary Table (N = 280)

DV	Significant predictors	B	SE B	β	Adj.R ²	df	F	p
Conversations with parents	(Constant)	32.84	13.61		.211	16.216	4.861	.001
	Knowledge Skills	.31	.09	.31				.001***
	Experience (low)	−.02	.01	−.18				.012*
	Gender (female)	.42	.15	.18				.006**
Conversations with children	(Constant)	7.18	9.95		.109	16.216	2.762	.000
Conversations with children	Co-Worker Support	.09	.05	.16				.039*
Parents refusing conv. Children	(Constant)	−21.62	10.70		.095	16.216	2.566	.001
	Knowledge Skills	.23	.07	.32				.002**
	Gender (female)	.28	.12	.16				.018*
Family support	(Constant)	−11.03	20.60		.454	16.201	12.294	.000
	Time Family Work	.18	.05	.21				.001***
	Specific Training	.29	.09	.19				.001***
	Social worker	.65	.20	.19				.002**
	Psychologist (not)	−50	.20	−.18				.012*
	Co-worker Support	.16	.07	.14				.021*
	Connectedness	.18	.09	.14				.045*
	Gender	.38	.16	.13				.021*
Referrals	(Constant)	9.53	15.24				9.122	.000
	Service Available	.33	.07	.29				.000***
	Knowledge Skills	.29	.14	.19				.041*
	Social worker	.60	.28	.14	.387	16.186		.034*

Note, DV = Dependent variables. Professions were represented as four dummy variables, with ‘nurse’ serving as the reference group. Only significant predictors are shown. *** p < .001, ** p < .01, * p < .05

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