Working Together or Pulling Apart? The National Health Service and Child Protection Networks

C. Lupton · Nancy North · P. Khan

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Professional practices form the underlying themes of both these books.In Developing Good Practice in Community Care , they are provided by professionals themselves, who write as social workers working in community care in Warwickshire.In Rationing: Constructed Realities and Professional Practices , an academic perspective considers professional practice in healthcare rationing.A broad geographical span is included here with contributions from the UK, USA, Canada and France.

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