This book explores the implications of recent research for all those concerned with child welfare and social work. It addresses the present concerns as expressed by Government bodies and central Government enquiries regarding the services and policies relating to children in need of care and attention.
This book explores the implications of recent research for all those concerned with child welfare and social work. It addresses the present concerns as expressed by Government bodies and central Government enquiries regarding the services and policies relating to children in need of care and attention.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Dorota Iwaniec is Professor of Social Work and Director of the Centre for Child Care Research at Queens University of Belfast. Her main research interests include emotional abuse and the failure of children to thrive. Malcolm Hill is Professor of Social Work and Director of the Centre for the Child and Society at the University of Glasgow. His main research interests include children's services, children in foster and residential care, adoption and family policy.
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1. Issues Emerging from Child Care Research: Post-implementation of the Children Act (1989) Dorota Iwaniec Queens University of Belfast and Malcolm Hill University of Glasgow. 2. The Legal and Policy Context for Children's Services in Scotland and Northern Ireland Angus Skinner Social Work Services Inspectorate Scotland and Kevin McCoy Social Services Inspectorate Belfast. 3. Communication Co-operation or Collaboration? The Involvement of Voluntary Organisations in the First Scottish Children's Services Plans Kay Tisdall University of Edinburgh Bernadette Monaghan SACRO Edinburgh and Malcolm Hill University of Glasgow. 4. Operationalising the Definition of Children in Need from UK Child Care Legislation Patrick McCrystal The Queen's University of Belfast. 5. Needs-based Planning for Family and Child Care Services in Northern Ireland: Problems and Possibilities Andrew Percy The Queen's University of Belfast. 6. Understanding and Developing Family Support in Northern Ireland: The Challenge to Policy Practice and Research Kathryn Higgins The Queen's University of Belfast. 7. Making Progress? The Transition to Adulthood for Disabled Young People in Northern Ireland Marina Monteith The Queen's University of Belfast. 8. The Looking After Children Records System: An Evaluation of the Scottish Pilot Suzanne Wheelaghan and Malcolm Hill University of Glasgow. 9. Educating Accommodated Children Moira Borland University of Glasgow. 10. Confusion and Perceptions: Social Work Conceptions Regarding Black Children in Scotland Satnam Singh Vijay Patel and Patricia Falconer Barnardo's Scotland. 11. From Childhood to Adulthood: The Outcomes of a Twenty-Year Follow-up of Children who Failed to Thrive Dorota Iwaniec The Queen's University of Belfast. 12. Visual Signal in Child-Child and Adult-Child Communication: Implications for the Use of the Live Link with Child Witnesses Gywneth Doherty-Sneddon University of Stirling Sandra McAuley and Ozlem Carrera. 13. Law Policy Practice and Research in Child and Family Social Work Malcolm Hill University of Glasgow and Dorota Iwaniec The Queen's University of Belfast. The Contributors. References. Subject Index. Author Index.
1. Issues Emerging from Child Care Research: Post-implementation of the Children Act (1989) Dorota Iwaniec Queens University of Belfast and Malcolm Hill University of Glasgow. 2. The Legal and Policy Context for Children's Services in Scotland and Northern Ireland Angus Skinner Social Work Services Inspectorate Scotland and Kevin McCoy Social Services Inspectorate Belfast. 3. Communication Co-operation or Collaboration? The Involvement of Voluntary Organisations in the First Scottish Children's Services Plans Kay Tisdall University of Edinburgh Bernadette Monaghan SACRO Edinburgh and Malcolm Hill University of Glasgow. 4. Operationalising the Definition of Children in Need from UK Child Care Legislation Patrick McCrystal The Queen's University of Belfast. 5. Needs-based Planning for Family and Child Care Services in Northern Ireland: Problems and Possibilities Andrew Percy The Queen's University of Belfast. 6. Understanding and Developing Family Support in Northern Ireland: The Challenge to Policy Practice and Research Kathryn Higgins The Queen's University of Belfast. 7. Making Progress? The Transition to Adulthood for Disabled Young People in Northern Ireland Marina Monteith The Queen's University of Belfast. 8. The Looking After Children Records System: An Evaluation of the Scottish Pilot Suzanne Wheelaghan and Malcolm Hill University of Glasgow. 9. Educating Accommodated Children Moira Borland University of Glasgow. 10. Confusion and Perceptions: Social Work Conceptions Regarding Black Children in Scotland Satnam Singh Vijay Patel and Patricia Falconer Barnardo's Scotland. 11. From Childhood to Adulthood: The Outcomes of a Twenty-Year Follow-up of Children who Failed to Thrive Dorota Iwaniec The Queen's University of Belfast. 12. Visual Signal in Child-Child and Adult-Child Communication: Implications for the Use of the Live Link with Child Witnesses Gywneth Doherty-Sneddon University of Stirling Sandra McAuley and Ozlem Carrera. 13. Law Policy Practice and Research in Child and Family Social Work Malcolm Hill University of Glasgow and Dorota Iwaniec The Queen's University of Belfast. The Contributors. References. Subject Index. Author Index.
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