Learning from tragedy, keeping patients safe: overview of the Government's action programme in response to the recommendations of the Shipman Inquiry: ... in Response to the Shipman Inquiry - Cm.7014

Department of Health

Health, Fitness & Dieting

TSO, The Stationery Office

The Government response to the Health Committee report on the electronic patient record: Cm. 7264

National Minimum Standards Care Homes for Younger Adults and Adult Placements

The Stationery Office

The Stationery Office Books

Children's Needs, Parenting Capacity: The Impact of Parental Mental Il

Parenting & Relationships

Jane Aldgate

Great Britain: Department for Education

Ira Unell

Family Relationships

Stationery Office Books (TSO)

* What happens to children who pass through residential care? * How are homes run and what is it like to live and work in them? * What is meant by quality in residential care and how does this affect outcomes for children? These are some of the gaps in our knowledge identified in the 1990s after a series of inquiries into the handling of residential care. As part of the government response, the Department of Health initiated a programme of research into aspects of residential care, resulting in a series of books published in association with John Wiley &amp; Sons. Caring for Children Away From Home summarises and brings together the findings discussed in these books and demonstrates their relevance to policy and practice. This book, in conjunction with other titles in the series, contains lessons for all those concerned with children and young people living away from home.

Caring for Children Away from Home: Messages from Research

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

wiley

* What happens to children who pass through residential care? * How are homes run and what is it like to live and work in them? * What is meant by quality in residential care and how does this affect outcomes for children? These are some of the gaps in our knowledge identified in the 1990s after a series of inquiries into the handling of residential care. As part of the government response, the Department of Health initiated a programme of research into aspects of residential care, resulting in a series of books published in association with John Wiley & Sons. Caring for Children Away From Home summarises and brings together the findings discussed in these books and demonstrates their relevance to policy and practice. This book, in conjunction with other titles in the series, contains lessons for all those concerned with children and young people living away from home.

Caring for Children Away from Home: Messages from Research (Living Away From Home - Studies in Residential Care)

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