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When a child welfare client dies: an agency-centered perspective
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When a child welfare client dies: an agency-centered perspective
Child Welfare.
2004 Jul-Aug.
Abstract
When working with vulnerable children and their families, the specter of client death for child welfare workers and agencies is recognized as a rare but unsparingly real event. This article uses an agency-centered perspective to explore the multilayered steps agencies may implement at the supervisory through administrative levels to build agency-wide support for workers to cope and perform well during such crises.
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