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• 2005Death Rather Than Disclosure: Struggling to Be a Real Man56 cited
• 2013Social work and the shadow father: lessons for engaging fathers in N orthern I reland45 cited
• 2015The Lives of Young Fathers: A Review of Selected Evidence41 cited
• 2012The Benefits and Challenges of Training Child Protection Social Workers in Father Engagement37 cited
• 2013Early intervention and holistic, relationship‐based practice with fathers: evidence from the work of the F amily N urse P artnership36 cited
• 2018What about the fathers? The presence and absence of the father in social work practice in England, Ireland, Norway, and Sweden—A comparative study34 cited
• 2015Gender‐sensitive intervention to improve work with fathers in child welfare services33 cited
• 2014Are all fathers in child protection families uncommitted, uninvolved and unable to change?26 cited
• 2010Experiences of, and attitudes towards, pregnancy and fatherhood amongst incarcerated young male offenders: Findings from a qualitative study25 cited
• 2007Listening to children: Children's stories of domestic violence25 cited
• 2013Fathers' involvement with the Child Welfare Service24 cited
• 2019Ain’t nobody got time for dad? Racial-ethnic disproportionalities in child welfare casework practice with nonresident fathers20 cited
• 2015Child welfare workers' views of fathers in risk assessment and planned interventions, a comparison between E nglish and N orwegian workers