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Subject:Repeat involvement with child protection and chronic maltreatment
Dear Colleagues,
My name is Olivia Octoman and I am currently undertaking my PhD research at the Australian Centre for Child Protection, University of South Australia. My PhD topic explores chronic child maltreatment and repeat involvement with child protection systems.
I am seeking articles or reports (grey literature and peer reviewed journals/papers) that:
- Define chronic maltreatment, or categorise children into a chronic maltreatment group
- Identify repeat involvement with child protection or chronic maltreatment. This could include longitudinal studies of child maltreatment, data linkage studies, or child protection administrative data studies that identify children with multiple child protection involvement.
- Explore the outcomes of chronic maltreatment or repeat involvement with child protection
Please feel free to respond to me directly; olivia.octoman@mymail.unisa.edu.au
Thank you in advance.
Kind Regards,
Olivia
Dear Colleagues,
My name is Olivia Octoman and I am currently undertaking my PhD research at the Australian Centre for Child Protection, University of South Australia. My PhD topic explores chronic child maltreatment and repeat involvement with child protection systems.
I am seeking articles or reports (grey literature and peer reviewed journals/papers) that:
- Define chronic maltreatment, or categorise children into a chronic maltreatment group
- Identify repeat involvement with child protection or chronic maltreatment. This could include longitudinal studies of child maltreatment, data linkage studies, or child protection administrative data studies that identify children with multiple child protection involvement.
- Explore the outcomes of chronic maltreatment or repeat involvement with child protection
Please feel free to respond to me directly; olivia.octomanmymail.unisa.edu.au
Thank you in advance.
Kind Regards,
Olivia
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