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Child Abuse: An
evidence base for confident
practice |
PRODUCT
DETAILS: Author: Brian
Corby, David Shemmings, David
Wilkins Language: English Publisher: Open University
Press Publication Date: 1
Nov 2012 Dimensions: 2 x
17.8 x 24.8 cm Format: Paperback Pages: 424 Condition: NEW Product_ID: ACC5B45099
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"This text stands out in the field [due to]
its comprehensiveness. While it makes a conventional bow
to the necessity for up-to-date research and
evidence-based practice, it is unusual in its insistence
that to be fully understood these issues must also be
seen in both a historic and a cross-cultural
perspective. This updated edition should prove
invaluable to students, academics, policy makers and
professionals across many jurisdictions." Helen
Buckley, Associate Professor and Co-ordinator,
Postgraduate Diploma in Child Protection and Welfare,
Trinity College Dublin, Ireland "There are many
valuable Child Abuse or Child Protection texts available
on the market, however very few successful provide a
comprehensive resource to support both. Not only does
this book provide an excellent insight into the subject
of Child Abuse, but it also explores the current
difficulties within Safeguarding Children and Child
Protection practice, with clear explanation of
legislative changes and the modern challenges
faced." Amy Dopson, Child Branch Leader
Professional Preparation Nursing, University of Surrey,
UK "This is a timely and much welcome new edition
of Brian Corby's highly respected work. It retains the
excellent historical focus of the previous editions, but
has been substantially updated to take account of the
debates about the reform and reprofessionalistion of
social work in the wake of the death of (Baby) Peter
Connelly." Sue White, Professor of Social Work,
University of Birmingham, UK "This core text
surveys the global landscape, recognising that cultural
contexts shape definitions of and responses to child
abuse and neglect ... The revised edition takes account
of new directions in policy and practice in the
aftermath of the Munro review in England, notably the
need for systemic and therapeutic approaches to
practice." Caroline Humphrey, Senior Lecturer in
Social Work, University of Hull, UK
This
best-selling text has been used by countless students,
practitioners and researchers as a key reference on
child protection issues. The book demystifies this
complex and emotionally-charged area, outlining
research, history, social policy and legislation, as
well as the theory and practice underpinning child
protection work. Written by influential academics
and practitioners, this updated edition looks at child
protection practices in a global context and provides:
- The latest research and thinking on the causes of
child abuse, including new insights from the field of
attachment theory
- An updated overview of child protection practices,
ranging from the 19th Century to the recent 'Baby P'
tragedy
- Detailed analysis and coverage of the Munro review
of child protection in England and the work of the
Social Work Reform Board
- Insights into the difficulties in understanding
risk and protective factors – and suggestions for new
ways of approaching and assessing this
area
Using examples to highlight key
discussions and points, this book will enhance the
confidence, knowledge and skills of practitioners,
supervisors and managers.
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