Titlebook: Evidence-Informed Assessment and Practice in Child Welfare; John S. Wodarski,Michael J. Holosko,Marvin D. Feit Book 2015 Springer Internat

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Tihomir Morovi?,Geert Gerritse,Barbara Wittof sources. These perspectives include psychoanalytic theories and stage theories, biological facts, human behavior theories, economic reports, legal issues, and specific cultural information, as well as other sources. This makes assessment somewhat of an “art” and the more choices the social worker

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Sita Rani,Aman Kataria,Meetali Chauhanfocused on the personal characteristics of the abuser, the personal characteristics of the victim, the family dynamics, and economic factors. Most authors agree as to the harmful effects on the victim, and a long and varied list is presented. Community-based programs and multiple modalities are seen

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Mamta Mittal,Subhash Chandra Pandeyrvices for the children and families it serves. Multiple weaknesses of the current social service and child welfare systems have been broadly assessed. But there has been no sustained effort to create a satisfactory system of social services to meet the needs of children and their families. There is

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Takashi Kita,Yukihiro Harada,Shigeo Asahiisk as an essential part of service. Historically, assessment of risk and investigation are what workers use to determine the likelihood of maltreatment. Therefore, the assessment of risk is a key aspect of child protective agencies. In this chapter, the history, goal, issues, and implementation of

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Energy Conversion and Managementta on parental attitudes toward the victim, problem behaviors within the family constellation, and possible compromising psychopathologies can be obtained through the use of standard scales. A variety of objective measures pertinent to the assessment of child abuse and neglect are now available that

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Nicole Vilmer,Alexander L. MacKinnonre essential for effective case management, treatment, and accountability. Technology is now available to assist workers in assessing clients and in referring those clients for effective interventions. Screening instruments, in particular, equip the worker with the fundamental tools necessary for ac

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The Application of MCDM Methods,ctures and subdural hematoma in infants (Bross and Mathews, Child Maltreatment, 1, 39–50, 2013). This was followed by Kempe’s contribution, which focused attention on the battered child syndrome in the 1960s (Kempe et al., Child Maltreatment, 1, 23–38, 2013). Currently, the literature recognizes fou

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