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Turning the ship around: reflections on changing a nation’s social work practice system in the interests of children and families

Abstract
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to reflect on progress and lessons in improving the social work system in England in the interests of children and families.
Design/methodology/approach – Based on an interview with the author by Michael Little (one of the Guest Editors of this edition). Findings – Social work is best placed to lead the child protection system given its ability to manage risks in a challenging social and political environment. However, there is a need to address common concerns about
the system, for instance to give social workers more autonomy, and to improve the quality in the workforce, especially at the senior level. The best authorities are practice focused, led by practitioners who are part of a stable team, and do well at a systems level.

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IPC Corporate University Library ATC PO ISA a
ATC184100
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Turning the ship around: reflections on changing a nation’s social work practice system in the interests of children and families
No. Panggil
ATC PO ISA a
Penerbit
London : Emerald Insight.,
Deskripsi Fisik
6 halaman
Bahasa
English
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ATC
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Tipe Media
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online resource
Edisi
Journal of Children's Services
Subjek
Port Management
Port Services
Port Marketing
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6 halaman
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