研究护理经验丰富的儿童和青少年的交叉、女权主义和非殖民方法：批判性综述。

Research has consistently shown that involvement in child welfare systems is associated with elevated risks of adverse long-term outcomes across education, employment, mental health, housing stability, and justice system involvement. However, much of this literature has relied on outcome-focused approaches that insufficiently account for the intersecting structures shaping care-experienced children's and youth's lived realities. This critical review synthesises feminist, intersectional, and decolonial frameworks applied to research on care-experienced children and young people, examining their