Titlebook: Online Family Dispute Resolution; Evidence for Creatin Elisabeth Wilson-Evered,John Zeleznikow Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 202

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Engaging Indigenous Peoples in Technology Supported Human Service Offerings,ata included both focus groups and researcher reflections which were pooled and analysed leading to the development of key themes. Participating communities appear ready and enthused by the concept of online service delivery; however, were wary of service provision that was not tailored to their nee

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Concluding Thoughts,s is yet unknown. Continued rigorous research into existing and future OFDR programs will further improve the field and the outcomes for families, an endeavour that will take the collaboration of many different stakeholders and a commitment to ongoing learning and future-focused change.

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Book 2021examining the unique Australian system. The family arena generally comprises property or child-related disputes arising between parents, whether married or not, and whether the parties have lived together or not. A special feature of Australia’s OFDR system is that it deals with children’s issues ra

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Artificial Intelligence and Online Family Dispute Resolution,mal legal proceedings. In recent years, there has been a movement towards investigating how artificial intelligence (AI) can enhance the functioning of online family dispute resolution (OFDR) systems after successful application to other types of disputes. This chapter provides an overview of the de

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Current Research and Practice in Online Family Dispute Resolution,. With the intention of these services to optimise effectiveness and efficiency for their users, it is paramount that robust evidence be demonstrated for their quality to support their preferential use when compared to other forms of dispute resolution service delivery. The literature review present

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,Case Study: The Development and Evaluation of Relationship Australia Queensland’s Online Family Disly-enhanced services are to be useful and enduring. The contribution of Australia to furthering OFDR knowledge and practice worldwide is exemplified by an innovative pilot project conducted by Relationships Australia Queensland in 2009. Both the development of the software and its subsequent evaluat

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Engaging Indigenous Peoples in Technology Supported Human Service Offerings,ver the world and particularly so in Australia. Social efforts to improve community and family outcomes show little progress despite investment. The provision of culturally appropriate, high quality services could be enhanced through the use of technology, particularly in remote areas. One such appl