Working together to protect children in cases of neglect : complexity and the four 'Cs' Jan Horwath
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ArticleSeries: Social Work NowPublication details: Child, Youth and Family, Ministry of Social Development, 2011Subject(s): Online resources:
In: Social Work Now, 2011, 48: 10-17Summary: The purpose of this paper is to consider some of the specific issues practitioners and managers encounter when struggling with the complexity associated with neglect. These issues are explored in relation to four themes – the four ‘Cs’: collaboration; change management; consistency; and cultivation of good practice. This issue of Social Work Now focuses on the neglect of children in New Zealand. For an overview see the Editorial by Bernadine MacKenzie (p.1). Record #3913
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Social Work Now, 2011, 48: 10-17
The purpose of this paper is to consider some of the specific issues practitioners and managers encounter when struggling with the complexity associated with neglect. These issues are explored in relation to four themes – the four ‘Cs’: collaboration; change management; consistency; and cultivation of good practice. This issue of Social Work Now focuses on the neglect of children in New Zealand. For an overview see the Editorial by Bernadine MacKenzie (p.1). Record #3913