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2. Measuring levels of family stress and engagement in child protection social work: an explorative analysis of parental stress and social worker practice skills
3. Shipping containers and speed boats: exploring the contexts and relational spaces professionals navigate to safeguard young people from criminal exploitation
4. A case of mistaken identity: the social welfare professions and new public management [Paper in Special issue: Neoliberalism, New Public Management and the Human Services Professions. Connell, Raewyn; Fawcett, Barbara and Meagher, Gabrielle (eds).]
5. 'On paper, you're normal': narratives of unseen health needs among women who have had children removed from their care.
6. How social workers survive in public welfare training for best practice in a declassified, increasingly narrowly defined, administrative context [Paper in a collection of papers given at the National Conference of the Australian Association for Social Work and Welfare Education, University of Western Australia, September 1994. Ife, Jim; Leitmann, Sabina and Murphy, Paul (eds)]
7. A vision for family services: support and prevention that works for families at risk [Paper based on address to the Vision for Family Services Forum, Sydney, 2003]
8. Mandatory reporting of child abuse and neglect: Why would you want it. [Paper based on: Ainsworth, Frank. Mandatory Reporting of Child Abuse and Neglect: Does it Really Make a Difference?; in Child and Family Social Work, v.7, 2002]
9. Is there a future for residential care in Australia? [Article based on a paper presented at the 'Finding a Place' Forum (2001: Sydney)]
10. Achieving agreement on service needs in child protection. Comparing children’s, mothers’ and practitioners’ views over time and between approaches
11. Practice implications of phenomenological research with substance-using parents whose children were subject to social care interventions
12. ‘I don’t want my face on the front page of The Sun’: the ‘Baby P effect’ as a barrier to social worker discretion
13. The Practical Sense of Protection: A Discussion Paper on the Reporting of Child Abuse in Africa and whether International Standards Actually Help Keep Children Safe.
14. Financial support for households and the demand for child protection services – a municipality-level analysis of income support for single-parent households and reimbursements for depression medicines
15. Problematizing Child Maltreatment: Learning from New Zealand's Policies.
16. Making professional decisions account-able
17. “Sometimes the whole map is red”: applying geographical assessment methods to safeguard adolescents from harm in communities
18. Independent Reviewing Officers’ and social workers’ perceptions of children’s participation in Children in Care Reviews
19. Diffusion theory and multi-disciplinary working in children’s services
20. Signs of Safety: lessons learnt from evaluations
21. A study of serious case reviews between 2016 and 2018: what are the key barriers for social workers in identifying and responding to child neglect?
22. Nurses’ experiences of home visiting new parents in rural and regional communities in Australia: a descriptive qualitative study
23. Policy implementation in the public sector : A comparison of two methods of evaluating the impact of government interventions
24. Caring records: professional insights into child-centered case note recording.
25. Decision Making by Health and Social Care Professionals to Protect an Unborn Baby: Systematic Narrative Review.
26. Advocacy as a Human Rights Enabler for Parents in the Child Protection System.
27. WELL-BEING AND VULNERABILITY. ENHANCING SOCIAL INCLUSION AMONG VULNERABLE CHILDREN.
28. Creative and flexible deployment of systems methodologies for child rights and child protection through Holistic Flexibility.
29. Health and social care practitioners' experiences of exercising professional curiosity in child protection practice: An integrative review.
30. From passive subjects to active agents: enabling child-centred recordkeeping in social care contexts.
31. Gendered Discourses of Responsibility and Domestic Abuse Victim-Blame in the English Children's Social Care System.
32. Trauma then and now: Implications of adoption reform for First Nations children.
33. Children and the Child Welfare System: Problems, Interventions, and Lessons from Around the World.
34. Social Work Research in the Child Protection Field in Australia.
35. Restoring Children From Out‐of‐Home Care: Insights From an Aboriginal‐Led Community Forum.
36. Children of extremist parents: Insights from a specialized clinical team.
37. The educational psychologist's role in child protection and safeguarding: an exploration of research over time.
38. 'I know I am just a student but.': the challenges for educators in supporting students to develop their advocacy skills in protecting children.
39. Protecting children in research.
40. PROTECTING SCHOOLS WITHIN CONFLICT ZONES IN GAZA STRIP UNDER INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW.
41. Child Protection in the Church of Pentecost in Winneba Municipality, Ghana: Research Article.
42. Children during the COVID-19 pandemic: children and young people's vulnerability and wellbeing in Indonesia.
43. La restricción del acceso de los menores de edad a la pornografía online: soluciones desde el derecho.
44. "Not Everyone Can Become a Rocket Scientist": Decolonising Children's Rights in Ethnic Minority Childhoods in Norway.
45. Tackling the 'normalisation of neglect': Messages from child protection reviews in England.
46. Exploring Child Grooming Sexual Abuse through Differential Association Theory: A Criminological and Legal Examination with Constitutional Implications.
47. Now you see them, now you don't: Professional recognition of specialist professionals working with Deaf British Sign Language parents in child safeguarding.
48. Associations between child marriage and food insecurity in Zimbabwe: a participatory mixed methods study.
49. Family Support and the Media in Ireland: Newspaper Content Analysis 2014–2017.
50. Using biographical narrative interviewing methodology to research adults' experiences of disclosing childhood sexual abuse.
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