Developing a common assessment approach to the early identification of children in need: The Swansea, Wales, case study

Promoting Resilience in Child Welfare

Volumn , Issue , 2005, Pages 352-367

  Pithouse, Andrew ^a  

^a Department of Sociology   (United Kingdom)

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