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Protecting children by preserving their families
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  • 2013Achieving Timely Reunification31 cited
  • 2004Effective interventions to promote child and family wellness: a study of outcomes of intervention through Children's Family Centres26 cited
  • 1994Family preservation and child protection: Striking a balance24 cited
  • 2001In-Home, Family-Centered Psychiatric Treatment for High-Risk Children and Youth22 cited

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  • 2006Important Risk Factors in Home-Removal Decisions: Social Caseworker Perceptions20 cited