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May 2013 Study Examines Risk Factors in Recurrent Child Abuse, Neglect The shorter the intervals between previous reports of child abuse/neglect, the greater the likelihood that the children will experience another incident within five years, suggests a new study co-written by School of Social Work researchers, from
Mar 2013 Negative Public Images Hamper Child Welfare Investigators Child welfare agencies struggling to increase parent engagement and counter negative stereotypes might consider enhancing social workers? communication skills and creating public service announcements, suggests a new study by Jill C. Schreiber,
Feb 2013 The CFRC Newsletter for February 2013 In this issue: "New Research Grant Examines Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner Telenursing Center," "Study Sheds Light on Engaging Parents in Child Protective Services," and "Use of 'Recovery Coaches' Examined in CFRC Evaluation."
Jan 2013 / Presentation  Obesity Prevalence Among US Children and Adolescents Investigated for Maltreatment No study to date has examined the prevalence of obesity in a nationally representative sample of children who were part of a Child Protective Services (CPS) investigation for abuse and neglect. Further, no study has been able to examine differences
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