Hypotheses
The development and systematic establishment of the three FGP core processes of a) structured assessment of the needs and requirements of families, b) counseling and coordination function and c) opening up accesses to needs-based support and relief offers in the regional supply network greatly contrast with the regular supply:better recognition of the needs and requirements of families with children in need of care, across service providers and payers, and thus being addressed in a targeted and timely manner;more relief for families with children in need of care, and family care system strengthened;improved health, care and quality of life for families and children in need of care.In the quantitative research part of the project, a prospective design is used to examine whether and to what extent the FGP intervention, coordination and family support as well as network support is suitable for achieving the care goals. Hypotheses are that through the intervention:Access to care for families with children in need of care is improved.Over-, under- and misuse of health services is avoided.The family is strengthened as the most important resource for quality of life.