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Decisions about child protection and interventions in families are one of the most difficult respons...
When children are reported to Tusla Child and Family Agency, social workers may conduct Initial Asse...
This international comparative paper examines how child protection workers in four countries, Englan...
This paper examines perceptions of time and institutional support for decision making and staff conf...
© 2016 Jill Berrick, Jonathan Dickens, Tarja Pösö, and Marit Skivenes This is an Open Access article...
This paper examines perceptions of time and institutional support for decision making and staff conf...
Care orders within the child protection system are some of the most invasive interventions a state c...
This international comparative paper examines how child protection workers in four countries, Englan...
This paper examines whether and how the views of professional decision makers in public agencies and...
Systems for the protection of children have evolved differently across nation states. Studies have i...
Professionals working in child welfare and child protection are making decisions with crucial implic...
This article examines parents' involvement in care order decision-making in four countries at one pa...
Care orders within the child protection system are some of the most invasive interventions a state c...
This paper compares how frontline staff in four national child welfare systems and policy contexts –...
Our knowledge of decision making in child welfare has evolved concurrent with the recognition that t...
Decisions about child protection and interventions in families are one of the most difficult respons...
When children are reported to Tusla Child and Family Agency, social workers may conduct Initial Asse...
This international comparative paper examines how child protection workers in four countries, Englan...
This paper examines perceptions of time and institutional support for decision making and staff conf...
© 2016 Jill Berrick, Jonathan Dickens, Tarja Pösö, and Marit Skivenes This is an Open Access article...
This paper examines perceptions of time and institutional support for decision making and staff conf...
Care orders within the child protection system are some of the most invasive interventions a state c...
This international comparative paper examines how child protection workers in four countries, Englan...
This paper examines whether and how the views of professional decision makers in public agencies and...
Systems for the protection of children have evolved differently across nation states. Studies have i...
Professionals working in child welfare and child protection are making decisions with crucial implic...
This article examines parents' involvement in care order decision-making in four countries at one pa...
Care orders within the child protection system are some of the most invasive interventions a state c...
This paper compares how frontline staff in four national child welfare systems and policy contexts –...
Our knowledge of decision making in child welfare has evolved concurrent with the recognition that t...
Decisions about child protection and interventions in families are one of the most difficult respons...
When children are reported to Tusla Child and Family Agency, social workers may conduct Initial Asse...
This international comparative paper examines how child protection workers in four countries, Englan...