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The Field of Child and Youth Care: Are We There Yet?
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  • 2012Advancing youth work : current trends, critical questions51 cited
  • 2010Youth work practice51 cited
  • 2002A Further Review of the Development of the Child and Youth Care Profession in the United States27 cited
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  • 2020Competencies for Professional Child and Youth Work Practitioners15 cited
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  • 2015Mann-Feder12 cited
  • 2018Transdisciplinary Conversations in Child and Youth Care4 cited
  • 2024UNCHARTED THRESHOLDS FOR A FLEDGED CHILD AND YOUTH CARE PROFESSION3 cited
  • 2020IDENTIFYING BEST-PRACTICE STRATEGIES FOR MANAGING RESIDENTIAL CAREGIVERS WORKING WITH CHILDREN AT RISK3 cited

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