Child social-care recording and the information rights of care-experienced people: A recordkeeping perspective
Shranjeno v:
Hoyle, V., et al., Child social-care recording and the information rights of care-experienced people: A recordkeeping perspective. British Journal of Social Work, vol. 49, n. 7, 2019, p. 1856-1874.
Ref.
580790
Lokacija:
SIIS R.717 / SIIS Archivo (R.717)
Palabras clave:
Menores, Abusos sexuales, Acogimiento institucional, Protección de menores, Diseño, Registro, Acceso, Identidad, Derechos, Trabajador social, Información, Reino Unido
Menores, Abusos sexuales, Acogimiento institucional, Protección de menores, Diseño, Registro, Acceso, Identidad, Derechos, Trabajador social, Información, Reino Unido
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