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Bullying and peer abuse in residential child care: a brief review 1998 Research Publications
Abuse of children in residential and foster care: a brief review 1998 Research Publications
SIRCCULAR Issue 2, August 2001 2001 SIRCCULAR
SIRCCULAR Issue 3, November 2001 2001 SIRCCULAR
SIRCCULAR Issue 1, April 2001 2001 SIRCCULAR
Residential Child Care Qualifications Audit 2002 2002 Workforce Development Reports
Scottish Journal of Residential Child Care Vol 1(1) August/September 2002 2002 Scottish Journal of Residential Child Care
SIRCCULAR Issue 4, May 2002 2002 SIRCCULAR
SIRCCULAR Issue 6, January 2003 2003 SIRCCULAR
SIRCCULAR Issue 8, September 2003 2003 SIRCCULAR
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