Does differential response make a difference: examining domestic violence cases in child protection services
Gardado en:
Alaggia, R., et al., Does differential response make a difference: examining domestic violence cases in child protection services. Child and Family Social Work, vol. 20, n. 1, 2015, p. 83-95.
Ref.
497688
Localización:
SIIS R.1269 Archivo
Palabras clave:
Menores, Malos tratos, Entorno familiar, Protección de menores, Mujer, Madre, Hijos, Factor de riesgo, Características usuario, Canadá
Menores, Malos tratos, Entorno familiar, Protección de menores, Mujer, Madre, Hijos, Factor de riesgo, Características usuario, Canadá
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