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• 2010It’s time to re-think mental health services for children in care, and those adopted from care71 cited
• 2007Adopted foster youths’ psychosocial functioning: a longitudinal perspective70 cited
• 2010Multi-agency and specialist working to meet the mental health needs of children in care and adopted69 cited
• 2011In, out and after care: Young adults' views on their lives, as children, in a therapeutic residential establishment62 cited
• 2006Stress in parents of adopted children60 cited
• 2012Stress in adoptive parents of adolescents52 cited
• 2013The Brief Assessment Checklists (BAC-C, BAC-A): Mental health screening measures for school-aged children and adolescents in foster, kinship, residential and adoptive care44 cited
• 2009Life Story Work: Reflections on the Experience by Looked after Young People44 cited
• 2013Attachment Security in Three‐Year‐Olds who Entered Substitute Care in Infancy42 cited
• 2013Alcohol and drug abuse among young adults who grew up in substitute care — Findings from a Swedish national cohort study40 cited
• 2016Comparing long-term placements for young children in care: Does placement type really matter?40 cited
• 2015Adopters’ views on their children’s life story books40 cited
• 2015Adopted children and young people's views on their life storybooks: The role of narrative in the formation of identities38 cited
• 2005Intercountry Adoption Disruptions in Spain31 cited
• 2019Outcomes in adulthood of adoption after long-term foster care: A sibling study30 cited
• 2014Cumulative incidence of entry into out-of-home care: Changes over time in Denmark and England30 cited