Child Welfare: Policies and Best Practices
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Edition: 2nd
Published: 2007
Publisher: Thomson Brooks/Cole
Format: Paperback
Pages: 333
ISBN 13: 9780495004844
ISBN 10: 0495004847
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This groundbreaking book discusses both child welfare policy and child welfare practice and provides a fully integrated balance between the two. By using what research has proven to be the best-practice methods, this approach enables readers not only to understand policies and laws, but also learn how to be an effective practitioner and advocate when working in a myriad of situations. As they focus on an approach with a multi-systemic view, readers learn how to prevent crisis situations such as child abuse and neglect and family separation, rather than simply react to these issues.