{"report_id":332,"form_id":"22","user_id":71,"organization_id":13,"question_id":"363","question_type":"Free_Text","text_answer":"Further impacting placement with this particular home was that there are never enough homes to take drug exposed infants.  \r\n\r\nLP 2-The decision to place a child in a shelter care home versus a relative home was influenced by the fact that an extensive relative search was completed, and many licensing barriers occurred for many of the relatives identified as placement resources.  It is common in relative placement cases that the time it can take and the bureaucratic system for a relative to become licensed created by both local agency and DHS standards can influence placing children in an already licensed shelter care home versus one of a relative. Additionally, normative practice for this local agency is to place children in shelter care until a relative can be identified as a placement option.  This placing process further impacted the subject child being placed in shelter care versus a relative.","created_by":71,"updated_by":71,"updated_at":"6\/1\/2021 2:05:54 pm","created_at":"6\/1\/2021 2:05:54 pm","id":42952}