Authors: Elaine Farmer and Eleanor Lutman
Practitioners have very little research to inform them about which kinds of case management or combinations of services keep neglected children safe and contribute to improved outcomes.
Table of Contents
- The Studies in the Safeguarding Research Initiative
- Safeguarding children from emotional abuse
- Analysis of serious case reviews 2003-05
- Analysis of serious case reviews 2005-07
- Inter-agency training evaluation study
- Noticing and helping the neglected child
- Children's Needs - Parenting Capacity
- Neglected children returned to their parents study
- Local safeguarding children boards study
- Emotional abuse recognition training evaluation study
- Information needs of parents at early recognition study
- Physical abuse intervention review
- Neglected adolescents: A literature review
- General practitioner tensions in safeguarding study
- Sure Start Local Programmes safeguarding study
- Maltreated children in the looked after system
- Infants suffering, or likely to suffer, significant harm
The Studies in the Safeguarding Research Initiative:
Neglected children returned to their parents study
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- Multi-page article
- Updated: 26 April 2012
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