{"report_id":28,"form_id":"18","user_id":160,"organization_id":39,"question_id":"403","question_type":"Free_Text","text_answer":"LP #1: Additionally, limited staffing levels at DHS lengthen the time it takes to process background studies and social histories and sometimes, more time is needed to adjust information on the background studies, ultimately leading to the time it takes to finalize adoption. \n\nLP #2: This pressure to place with relatives creates gaps in training for prospective foster care providers and also impacts staff availability to provide the training to the providers, prior to a child being placed in their home. The availability of staff to provide support to families was influenced by the time it takes to enter required data into the system (SSIS, paperwork, etc.) and confusion about who provides the support when there are multiple workers on a case, which can contribute to a placement disruption.","created_by":160,"updated_by":160,"updated_at":"4\/30\/2021 8:41:48 am","created_at":"4\/30\/2021 8:41:48 am","id":2695}