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What is multidisciplinary child protection work? 3. How one system works. 17. The structural blocks to multidisciplinary working. Working together in child protection: an exploration of the multi-disciplinary task and system.

What is multidisciplinary child protection work? 3.

Working Together in Child Protection: An Exploration of the Multi-disciplinary Task & System. 1857421981 (ISBN13: 9781857421989).

Working together in child protection: An exploration of the multidisciplinary task and system. Netting, F. E. & Williams, F. G. (1996) Case manager-physician collaboration: Implications for professional identity, roles, and relationships.

What is multi-disciplinary child protection work? 2. 9. Child protection work and the individual. 10. Towards good practice 11. 3. The structural blocks to multi-disciplinary working Pt. II. Agencies and practitioners. 4. The Social Services Department. 5. The Health Service. 6. The Education Service. 7. The legal system and related practitioners. 8. Voluntary organisations Pt. III. Working together. Conclusion.

Working Together in Child Protection: An Exploration of the Multi-Disciplinary Task and System. It explores the detailed working arrangements of the child. This text is designed as a resource for all practitioners, students, managers and trainers who work in the child protection field. It explores the detailed working arrangements of the chil. More).

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The paper concludes with an illustration of the multi-disciplinary applications of humour. Eluding these censors results in a release of the energy inhibited by these censors, and consequently the feeling of relief.

Birchall, E. & Hallett, C. 1995, Working together in child protection. Dale, P. 1985, ‘A model of intervention in child abusing families: a wider systems view’, Child Abuse & Neglect, 9(4), pp. 449–455

Birchall, E. Report of Phase Two, A survey of the experience and perceptions of six key professions, University of Sterling, HMSO. Brearley, P. 1982, Risk and social work, Routledge, London. Carson, S. 1993, ‘Calculated risk’. 449–455. Dale, . Davies, . Morrison, T. & Waters, J. 1989, Dangerous families: assessment and treatment of child abuse, Routledge, London. Department of Health and Social Security 1982, Child abuse: a study of inquiry reports 1973 – 1981, HMSO, London.

The concept of collaboration and partnership working in children’s . the focus on the teams’ work contexts and systems. multi-method approach allowed us to explore the complex interplay of both structural.

The concept of collaboration and partnership working in children’s services is central to the. government’s philosophy. A policy of multi-agency working acknowledges the inter-. relatedness of family needs in the fields of health, social services, law enforcement, child. At Phase 2 analysis focused on. professional knowledge, roles and identities. systems related to employment and line management and participants’ professional. affiliations and personal experiences.