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ISBN
9781843101604
EAN
9781843101604
Publication Name
Child Neglect : Practice Issues for Health and Social Care
Item Length
9.2in
Publisher
Kingsley Publishers, Jessica
Series
Best Practice in Working with Children Ser.
Publication Year
2004
Type
Textbook
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.7in
Author
Jan Horwath
Item Width
6.3in
Item Weight
18.3 Oz
Number of Pages
352 Pages

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Neglect is now recognized as leading to significantly poor outcomes for children in the short and long term. It is a matter of concern for all professionals who work with children. Children who are neglected are not likely to seek help in their own right and are highly dependent on professionals such as health visitors and schoolteachers ......

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Publisher
Kingsley Publishers, Jessica
ISBN-10
1843101602
ISBN-13
9781843101604
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Author
Jan Horwath
Publication Name
Child Neglect : Practice Issues for Health and Social Care
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Series
Best Practice in Working with Children Ser.
Publication Year
2004
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
352 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9.2in
Item Height
0.7in
Item Width
6.3in
Item Weight
18.3 Oz

Additional Product Features

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Hv751.A6
Reviews
This book is a very welcome addition to the Best Practice in Working with Children series. It is a mine of information and importantly draws on the most up to date research as well as practice knowledge... The sequence of the chapters allows the reader to cover the general issues, the theoretical and evidential grounding, the implications for health and social care and finally messages for practice. It is the capacity of the contributors to illustrate their text with both complex research information and case studies that makes this book for me so valuable and accessible. It would be invidious to select any one chapter as the best, there are so many! I really enjoyed them all and the topical issue of whether children from substance abusing families should be removed from home will benefit from the debates within this book. It provides a measured approach to what has become a very emotive topic... Certainly a book well worth reading and referring back to time and time again., Overall this is a welcome book on an often overlooked subject area and it is a good resource for all those working towards integrated and collaborative child care services., A thorough and practical manual on child neglect that will be invaluable for practitioners across disciplines., 'Another very successful chapter in this respect is that on parental substance misuse co-written by a researcher, Moira Walker, and a services manager, Mary Glasgow. Its "messages for practice" in relation to assessment, working with parents and working with primary-aged children is among the best I have read in this complex and under-researched area. Given the alarming prevalence or parental substance dependence, which now constitutes the single greatest challenge in the field of child protection, this chapter is most welcome. For the challenges facing us in relation to child neglect are enormous, but the comprehensive and cross - disciplinary approach of this book, with its strong emphasis on research and its respect for practice, is a source of hope.'- British Journal of Social Work'This edited collection is to be welcomed as it attempts to provide an accessible and wide ranging coverage of this issue. This book is extremely useful for anyone studying or practicing in this area.'- The Journal of Interprofessional Care'This text brings together an abundance of evidence on neglect, both from an empirical and policy perspective, and intertwines this with issues of implementation. It neatly captures the salient issues for those working from a health or social care background, while not focusing on any one discipline. The chapters range from general aspects to more specialised issues and adopt a multi-agency perspective, reflecting current policy. An essential read.- Nursing Standard'The language is clear and the concepts are supported by illuminating case studies. Useful work sheets are also provided as practical tools and the reader is left with a good overview of the context surrounding the issue.'- Adoption & fostering'Overall this is a welcome book on an often overlooked subject area and it is a good resource for all those working towards integrated and collaborative child care services.'- Community Care'A thorough and practical manual on child neglect that will be invaluable for practitioners across disciplines.'- Professional Social Work'This book is a very welcome addition to the Best Practice in Working with Children series. It is a mine of information and importantly draws on the most up to date research as well as practice knowledge... The sequence of the chapters allows the reader to cover the general issues, the theoretical and evidential grounding, the implications for health and social care and finally messages for practice. It is the capacity of the contributors to illustrate their text with both complex research information and case studies that makes this book for me so valuable and accessible. It would be invidious to select any one chapter as the best, there are so many! I really enjoyed them all and the topical issue of whether children from substance abusing families should be removed from home will benefit from the debates within this book. It provides a measured approach to what has become a very emotive topic... Certainly a book well worth reading and referring back to time and time again.'- Rostrum, 'This text brings together an abundance of evidence on neglect, both from an empirical and policy perspective, and intertwines this with issues of implementation. It neatly captures the salient issues for those working from a health or social care background, while not focusing on any one discipline. The chapters range from general aspects to more specialised issues and adopt a multi-agency perspective, reflecting current policy. An essential read., This edited collection is to be welcomed as it attempts to provide an accessible and wide ranging coverage of this issue. This book is extremely useful for anyone studying or practicing in this area., Another very successful chapter in this respect is that on parental substance misuse co-written by a researcher, Moira Walker, and a services manager, Mary Glasgow. Its "messages for practice" in relation to assessment, working with parents and working with primary-aged children is among the best I have read in this complex and under-researched area. Given the alarming prevalence or parental substance dependence, which now constitutes the single greatest challenge in the field of child protection, this chapter is most welcome. For the challenges facing us in relation to child neglect are enormous, but the comprehensive and cross - disciplinary approach of this book, with its strong emphasis on research and its respect for practice, is a source of hope., The language is clear and the concepts are supported by illuminating case studies. Useful work sheets are also provided as practical tools and the reader is left with a good overview of the context surrounding the issue.
Table of Content
Forward. Olive Stevenson. Introduction. Brigid Daniel & Julie Taylor. 1. The Social and Cultural Context of Neglect. Nick Spencer, University of Warwick and Norma Baldwin, University of Dundee. 2. Evidence-based Practice in Child Neglect: Issues for Consideration. David Gough, University of London. 3. The Emotional Causes and Consequences of Neglect. Brian Minty, University of Manchester. 4. Assessment of Neglect: A Joint Operational Approach. Om Prakash Svrivastava, Edwin Lobo Child Development Centre, Luton. 5. Interdisciplinary Issues in Neglect. Olive Stevenson. 6. Neglect: No Monopoly on Expertise. Helen Buckley, University of Dublin. 7. Is this Child Neglect? The Impact of Differences in Perception of Child Neglect on Social Work Practice. Jan Horwath, University of Sheffield. 8. Neglect: Learning the Lessons from Serious Case Reviews. Renuka Jeyaraja Dent and Christine Cocker, Bridge Child Care Development Service, London. 9. What is Weight Faltering ('Failure to Thrive') and When Does it Become a Child Protection Issue? Charlotte Wright, PEACH Unit, Glasgow. 10. The Theoretical and Practical Issues in Attachment and Neglect: The Case of Very Low Birth Weight Infants. Gill Watson and Julie Taylor, University of Dundee.
Copyright Date
2004
Target Audience
College Audience
Topic
Social Work, Human Services, Abuse / Child Abuse, Developmental / Child
Lccn
2004-010047
Illustrated
Yes
Genre
Family & Relationships, Psychology, Social Science

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