What matters for what works? Setting research priorities for what works for children´s social care
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Jones, L., et al., What matters for what works? Setting research priorities for what works for children´s social care. London, What Works for Children´s Social Care, 2020, 70 p.
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Menores, Enfermedades mentales, Familia, Problemas familiares, Atención infancia, Adopción, Acogimiento institucional, Protección de menores, Trabajador social, Intervención social, Toma de decisiones, Calidad de la atención, Evaluación de necesidades, Encuestas, Actitudes institucionales, Reino Unido
Menores, Enfermedades mentales, Familia, Problemas familiares, Atención infancia, Adopción, Acogimiento institucional, Protección de menores, Trabajador social, Intervención social, Toma de decisiones, Calidad de la atención, Evaluación de necesidades, Encuestas, Actitudes institucionales, Reino Unido
Abstract:
Children’s social care (CSC) is complex and wide-reaching, working with families from the point of referral through to permanence, and including adoption, care-leaver support and targeted early help.
Children’s social care (CSC) is complex and wide-reaching, working with families from the point of referral through to permanence, and including adoption, care-leaver support and targeted early help.
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