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Understanding worker–parent engagement in child protection casework

James W. Gladstone, Gary C. Dumbrill, Bruce Leslie, Michelle Young, Afisi Ismaila

2014-06-11articleChildren and Youth Services Review77 citationsclosed

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VenueChildren and Youth Services Review

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