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A Childhood on Paper: Managing Access to Child Care Files by Post-Care Adults
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  • 1986Lost in care : the problems of maintaining links between children in care and their families141 cited
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  • 2012‘My life's been a total disaster but I feel privileged’: care‐leavers’ access to personal records and their implications for social work practice

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