Managing child welfare and protection services /

• Harrison, Paul, 1953 Mar. 4-

• Child welfare -- Management.

• Russell House,

• 190554152X (pbk.) :
• 9781905541522 (pbk.)

• No price

• Includes bibliographical references.
• Preface. Introduction. Managing to put child protection in perspective. Contextualising child abuse. Values and ethics: the cornerstone of practice. Managing gatekeeping and governance. The referral. Eligibility criteria. How social workers prioritise. Assessment. Assessment tools. Management considerations. Managing to promote welfare by supporting families. The refocusing debate. Core concepts of family support. Descriptions and levels of family support. Managing to put policies and principles into practice. Managing the child protection system. Defining and categorising child abuse. Subsidiarity. Getting the balance right. Differential response model. Protecting the right children. Managing to protect children from and in care. Definitions and scope. Protecting children from care. Protecting children in care. Managing the care system. Managing strategically. Managing for results. Linking national objectives to local effort. The (R)what works AZ agenda. Measuring performance. Why measure performance? Developing suitable performance indicators. Managing strategically. Managing partnerships with families and communities. The meaning of partnership. Engaging children and families. Engaging communities. Managing staff welfare and protection. Staff welfare is a management issue. Staff satisfaction and dissatisfaction. Stress. Reasons for staying. Reasons for leaving. What managers can do for staff.

• Professionalism partnership and joined up thinking a research review of front line working with children and families
• Social work with young people
• Understanding childrens social care politics policy and practice
• New directions in social work practice
• Changing childrens services working and learning together
• Working together in childrens services
• Social work making a difference
• Safeguarding children a shared responsibility
• Good practice in the law and safeguarding adults criminal justice and adult protection
• Developing multi professional teamwork for integrated childrens services research policy and practice
• Social work and mental health
• Social work with older people
• Developing collaborative relationships in interagency child protection work
• Effective groupwork
• Child law handbook guide to good practice
• Social problems an introduction to critical constructionism
• Collaboration in social work practice
• Partnership working in health and social care
• Child protection an introduction
• Safeguarding children and young people a guide for nurses and midwives
• Collaborative social work practice
• Social problems
• team around the child multi agency working in the early years
• Working together to safeguard children a guide to inter agency working to safeguard and promote the welfare of children
• Making sense of Every child matters multi professional practice guidance
• NHS plc the privatisation of our health care
• Contemporary child care policy and practice
• Working with children adolescents and their families
• Safeguarding childhood early intervention and surveillance in a late modern society
• What works for children effective services for children and families
• Anti oppressive practice social care and the law
• Developing reflective practice making sense of social work in a world of change
• Sociology making sense of society
• Social work and mental health
• Teamwork in multiprofessional care
• handbook of communication skills
• Attachment and loss Attachment
• Skilled interpersonal communication research theory and practice