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Improving Outcomes for Children and Families: Finding and Using International Evidence

Contributor(s): Munford, Robyn (Contribution by), Zeira, Anat (Contribution by), Roller White, Catherine Roller (Contribution by), Spath, Robin (Contribution by), McNamara, Patricia (Contribution by), Pine, Barbara (Contribution by), Grietens, Hans (Contribution by), O'Brien, Kirk (Contribution by), Reed, Colleen (Contribution by), Holmes, Kate (Contribution by), Sanders, Jackie (Contribution by), Whittaker, James K (Foreword by), Biehal, Nina (Contribution by), Nicoll, Anne (Contribution by), Brandon, Marion (Contribution by), Fain, Arron (Contribution by), Warren-Adamson, Chris (Contribution by), Lightburn, Anita (Editor), Maden, Bruce (Contribution by), Pecora, Peter (Contribution by), Ezell, Mark (Contribution by), Canali, Cinzia (Editor), Aldgate, Jane (Editor), Maluccio, Tony (Editor), Thoburn, June (Contribution by), Berry, Marianne (Contribution by), Vecchiato, Tiziano (Editor), Rose, Wendy (Editor)

ISBN: 9781849058193

Publisher: Jessica Kingsley Publishers

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Pub Date: September 15, 2010

Dewey: 362.7

LCCN: 2010010008

Lexile Code: 0000

Features: Bibliography, Illustrated, Index

Target Age Group: NA to NA

Physical Info: 0.80" H x 9.00" L x 6.10" W ( 1.05 lbs) 240 pages

Series: Child Welfare Outcomes

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Description: This edited collection offers an international perspective on the challenges of designing and undertaking outcome-based evaluation of child and family services. It introduces the key ideas and issues currently being debated in the evaluation of these services and provides examples of evaluation from policy and practice.

Brief description: Robyn Munford is Head of the School of Sociology, Social Work and Social Policy at Massey University. She has published widely on social and community work and disability studies, and her research on families has gained international recognition.

Review Quotes: In conclusion, the articles in the book are a collection of research and journal articles from international academics. The targeted audience of this book would be the practitioner who is keen to embark on research or the worker who wishes to read more about international evidence from other countries... there are some interesting policy perspectives from other countries which practitioners might consider advocating in the New Zealand context with the hope that such policies might improve the wellbeing of children and their families.--Aotearoa New Zealand Social Work

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