Effectiveness and working mechanisms of the InConnection approach in multi-problem families: study protocol of a mixed-methods study

Table 1 Overview of Administered Questionnaires and Informants

Variable	Concept	Measure	Informant
Variable	Concept	Measure	Youth	Parent	YIM	Case manager
Primary outcome measure	Youth resilience	CYRM-12	x
Secondary outcome measures	Wellbeing	WHO-5	x	x
	Youth emotional and behavioral problems	BPM	x	x	x
	Out-of-home placements	demographics/ FCU	x	x
	Parent-child relationship quality	PARA	x	x
	Parental resilience	ARM-12		x
	Parental empowerment	FES		x
	Parenting behaviors	APQ-9		x
	Risk of child safety	ARIJ				x
Mediators	Social resourcefulness	UCL	x
	Shared decision making	SRS	x	x
	Treatment motivation	TMS-F	x
Moderators	Socio-demographic factors	demographics/ FCU	x	x	x
Moderators	Treatment characteristics	TIFMP				x
Predictors	Youth-YIM relationship quality	PARA, POPS & FIC	x		x
	Case manager-YIM alliance	WCQ-6			x
	Adherence to approach	InConnection guidelines				x

Note: CYRM-12 Child and Youth Resilience Measure – Short form, ARM-12 Adult Resilience Measure – Short form, PARA Psychological Availability and Reliance on Adult, WHO-5 World Health Organization Well-Being Index, BPM Brief Problems Monitor, FES Family Empowerment Scale, APQ-9 Alabama Parenting Questionnaire – Short form, ARIJ Actuarieel Risicotaxatie Instrument voor Jeugdbescherming [Actuarial Risk Assessment Tool for Protection of Juveniles], FCU Family Check-up, UCL Utrecht Coping List, SRS Session Rating Scale, TMS-F Treatment Motivation Scales for Forensic Outpatient Treatment, POPS Perceptions of Parents Scale, FIC Frequency and Intensity of Contact, WCQ-6 Work Climate Questionnaire – Short version, and TIFMP Taxonomy of Interventions for Families with Multiple Problems

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