WHAT ARE CHILD CARE SOCIAL WORKERS DOING IN RELATION TO INFANT MENTAL HEALTH? AN EXPLORATION OF PROFESSIONAL IDEOLOGIES AND PRACTICE PREFERENCES WITHIN AN INTER AGENCY CONTEXT
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WOODCOCK, J., ET AL., WHAT ARE CHILD CARE SOCIAL WORKERS DOING IN RELATION TO INFANT MENTAL HEALTH? AN EXPLORATION OF PROFESSIONAL IDEOLOGIES AND PRACTICE PREFERENCES WITHIN AN INTER AGENCY CONTEXT. BRITISH JOURNAL OF SOCIAL WORK, Vol. 39, no. 6 (2009), p. 1008-1025.
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Coordinación administrativa, Desarrollo infantil, Malos tratos, Menores, Salud mental, Servicios sociales, Trabajador social, Reino Unido
Coordinación administrativa, Desarrollo infantil, Malos tratos, Menores, Salud mental, Servicios sociales, Trabajador social, Reino Unido
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