Protecting disabled children: what the latest research tells us

Kirsten Stalker; Julie Taylor; Debi Fry; Chris Jones; Audrey Cameron; Alasdair Stewart; Anita Franklin

Protecting disabled children: what the latest research tells us

Kirsten Stalker
, Julie Taylor
, Debi Fry
, Chris Jones
, Audrey Cameron
, Alasdair Stewart
, Anita Franklin

Social Work

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Abstract

A recent study of child protection practice in Scotland suggests that disabled children fare less well in child protection services than their non-disabled peers. A group of academics highlight the lessons for social workers from the latest studies of safeguarding disabled children.

Original language	English
Journal	Community Care
Publication status	Published - 14 Aug 2015

UN SDGs

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SDG 3 Good Health and Well-being

Keywords

community care
child protection
disabled children
disability
child neglect
child safeguarding

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Protecting disabled children: what the latest research tells us

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