Child protection practices in Ireland : a case study / Helen Buckley, Caroline Skehill, Eoin O'Sullivan.
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- 362.70941 BUC
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
Based on a research study of child protection practices in one health board region in Ireland, this study focuses on the work of a range of practitioners including social workers, Gardai, public health nurses and child care workers. It underlines the complexities around the issue, highlighting areas where professional and political attention and investment could lead to improvements in practices and outcomes.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [209]-217).