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15 valid samples · Newest publication first
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217
days
Pedagogy to incorporate Indigenous content in social work child welfare education
Authors
Ashley L. Quinn; Meghan Bird; Grace Li; Teagan MillerShow moreShow less
Affiliations
1. University of TorontoShow moreShow less
185
days
Mental health and psychosocial conditions affecting the wellbeing of Indigenous children involved in child protection services: a scoping review
Authors
Anika J. Dirk; Amanda R. Ervin; Hannah I. Odekina; Fatemeh Sahlehi-Shahrabi; Chloe E. Luck; Mary C. Greenshields; Janice M. VictorShow moreShow less
Affiliations
1. University of Lethbridge; 2. RMIT UniversityShow moreShow less
176
days
The CPIN burden: information management and the re-organization of child welfare work to enable legislative compliance
Authors
Naomi Nichols; Aron RosenbergShow moreShow less
Affiliations
1. Trent UniversityShow moreShow less
204
days
Why do child welfare supervisors leave their jobs?: pathways to supervisors’ resignation behavior
Authors
Hui Huang; Qi Zhou; Jangmin Kim; Michelle-Ann Rhoden-Neita; Yong Li; Scott Ryan; Erica RobinsonShow moreShow less
Affiliations
1. University of Texas at Arlington; 2. University at Buffalo; 3. Children’s Research Triangle; 4. Texas Woman’s UniversityShow moreShow less
157
days
Association of municipalities’ economic context with the demand for child protection
Authors
Ning Zhu; Aleksandra Gawel; Timo ToikkoShow moreShow less
Affiliations
1. Fudan University, Shanghai, China; 2. Poznan University of Economics and Business; 3. University of Eastern Finland, KuopioShow moreShow less
179
days
Strengths, compliance, or deficits: examining professional viewpoints on the ‘realistic possibility of reunification’ for parents with children in care
Authors
Betty Luu; Susan Collings; Sarah Ciftci; Meredith McLaineShow moreShow less
Affiliations
1. Western Sydney University; 2. The University of SydneyShow moreShow less
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