Foster placements : why they succeed and why they fail [E-Book]

By:

Sinclair, Ian

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Publication details: London : Jessica Kingsley, 2004ISBN:

9781846420672 (Ebk)
9781843101734 (print)

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Summary: This book is based on research into foster placement planning. It gives social workers new methods of assessing the needs of foster children which emphasise the process of care and not just the outcome. Policy makers are provided with rich qualitative accounts with which to increase the success of foster placements.

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This book is based on research into foster placement planning. It gives social workers new methods of assessing the needs of foster children which emphasise the process of care and not just the outcome. Policy makers are provided with rich qualitative accounts with which to increase the success of foster placements.

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