Looked after children and mental health: issues for practice - a social work perspective

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Cocker, C. and Allain, L. 2007. Looked after children and mental health: issues for practice - a social work perspective. Promoting the Health of Looked After Children. Middlesex University Jun 2007
TypeConference paper
TitleLooked after children and mental health: issues for practice - a social work perspective
AuthorsCocker, C. and Allain, L.
ConferencePromoting the Health of Looked After Children
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Print06 Jun 2007
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Deposited27 Oct 2015
Accepted03 Apr 2007
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LanguageEnglish
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