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The complexity of child protection recurrence: The case for a systems approach
Abstract
Research on child protection recurrence has found consistent child, family, and case characteristics associated with repeated involvement with the child protection system. Despite the considerable body of empirical research, knowledge about why recurrence occurs, and what can be done to reduce it, is limited. This paper reviews the empirical literature and analyses the approaches of prior recurrence research. Four related conceptual challenges...
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Title
The complexity of child protection recurrence: The case for a systems approach
Published Date
Jan 1, 2017
Journal
Volume
63
Pages
162 - 171
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