EFFECTIVE INTERVENTION IN CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES: LEARNING FROM PARENTS
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PALMER, S., ET AL., EFFECTIVE INTERVENTION IN CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES: LEARNING FROM PARENTS. CHILDREN AND YOUTH SERVICES REVIEW, Vol. 28, no. 7 (2006), p. 812-824.
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Actitudes familia, Estudio cualitativo, Menores, Padres, Pobreza, Protección de menores, Relación familia-profesionales, Satisfacción, Trauma, Canadá
Actitudes familia, Estudio cualitativo, Menores, Padres, Pobreza, Protección de menores, Relación familia-profesionales, Satisfacción, Trauma, Canadá
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