THE OBJECTIVES OF CHILD CARE AND THEIR ATTAINMENT OVER A TWELVE MONTH PERIOD FOR A COHORT OF NEW ADMISSIONS: THE SUFFOLK COHORT STUDY
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KNAPP, M., ET AL., THE OBJECTIVES OF CHILD CARE AND THEIR ATTAINMENT OVER A TWELVE MONTH PERIOD FOR A COHORT OF NEW ADMISSIONS: THE SUFFOLK COHORT STUDY. KENT (UK), PERSONAL SOCIAL SERVICES RESEARCH UNIT, 1985, 29 p.
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Acceso, Admisión, Características usuario, Coste, Estudio longitudinal, Intervención familiar, Menores, Procedimiento, Protección de menores, Resultados, Servicios de información, Servicios sociales, Utilización de servicios, Reino Unido
Acceso, Admisión, Características usuario, Coste, Estudio longitudinal, Intervención familiar, Menores, Procedimiento, Protección de menores, Resultados, Servicios de información, Servicios sociales, Utilización de servicios, Reino Unido
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