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Hot Topic: Title IV-E MSW Education and “Intent to Stay” in Public Child Welfare

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Social workers and satisfaction with child welfare work: aspects of work, profession, and personal life that contribute to turnover.

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2012Social work education and Title IV-E program participation as predictors of entry-level knowledge among public child welfare workers33 cited

2012Family Strengths: A Long Tradition24 cited

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