Catalogue by countries / Attending to Children: Direct Work in Social and Health Care
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| ISS/IRC Code | TOOL-PRACTICE ENG-035 |
| Partner | |
| Title | Attending to Children: Direct Work in Social and Health Care |
| Author | CROMPTON Margaret |
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| General information | |
| Date published/issue | 00-00-1990 |
| Date received | 00-00-0000 |
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| Editor | |
| Publisher | Edward Arnold, Hodder and Stoughton Limited, Mill Road, Dunton Green, Sevenoaks, Kent TN13 2YA, Unit |
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| Page | 130 |
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| ISBN | 0 340 52741 2 |
| Type of material | Book |
| Language of document |
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| Document information | |
| Document description |
Commentaries Guide |
| Country concerned |
UNITED KINGDOM |
| Index |
Education-child-needs Awareness-raising Worktool Child-interest |
| Free text | Through accounts of her own and other's experience in attending to children and extracts from writers in several fields, the author paints a picture of what is needed to successfully care for children in a number of circumstances that agencies and workers may find themselves involved in. She believes that workers in a variety of settings such as: health visitors; foster parents; residential workers; doctors; community, nursery, paediatric and school nurses; psychiatrists and psychologists; as well as magistrates and judges; teachers and police, "make decisions affecting the whole of children's present and future lives". Therefore co-operation between these adults is an indispensable precondition for effective work. |
| Document qualification | |
| Degree of interest | Valuable |
| Work area |
Health Psychology Social work --> |
| Potential users | |
| Other potential users |
General |