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ArticleEffective intervention in child protective services: Learning from parents

Sally Palmer2005

Article2005

Effective intervention in child protective services: Learning from parents

Sally Palmer · Sarah Maiter · Shehenaz Manji

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1986Who needs care? : social-work decisions about children 2002Making visits better: the perspectives of parents, foster parents, and child welfare workers.1995Client and worker satisfaction in a child protection agency 1994Relationship Competencies in Child Welfare Services 1995My cheque and my children: the long road to empowerment in child welfare.

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Year2005

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Published2005-10-27

VenueChildren and Youth Services Review

ISSN-L0190-7409

Languageen

Citations64

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