Children's Services Reform Research Study: Rapid Evidence Review : Summary Report

Robert Porter; Emma Young; Jane Scott; Leanne McIver; Kate Mackinnon; Nadine Fowler; Heather Ottaway

Children's Services Reform Research Study: Rapid Evidence Review : Summary Report

Robert Porter, Emma Young, Jane Scott, Leanne McIver, Kate Mackinnon, Nadine Fowler, Heather Ottaway

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The Children's Services Reform Research study is a Scotland-based research study being undertaken by CELCIS, the Centre for Excellence for Children’s Care and Protection. In 2022, CELCIS was asked by the Scottish Government to carry out this research study with the aim of gathering evidence to inform decisionmaking about how best to deliver children's services in Scotland in light of the proposed introduction of the National Care Service, and its commitment to Keep the Promise of the Independent Care Review (2020).

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Glasgow
Number of pages	4
Publication status	Published - 21 Jun 2023

Keywords

children' services
integration
social care
child care
young people

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CSRR: Children's Services Reform Research study
Ottaway, H., Porter, R. B., McTier, A., Anderson, M., Young, E., McIver, L., Fowler, N., Mackinnon, K., Soraghan, J. & Manole, M.
1/09/22 → 31/10/23
Project: Research

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CSRR: Children's Services Reform Research study

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