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Direct linkCharles, Marian; Horwath, Jan – Children & Society, 2009
Since the 1970s, interagency training has been considered crucial for developing effective collaborative practice, initially in relation to child protection, and latterly, to safeguarding children's welfare. Charting the history of interagency training in England, this paper aims to demonstrate how, despite limited attention being paid to its…
Descriptors: Child Abuse, Disabilities, Foreign Countries, Child Safety
Williamson, Emma; Goodenough, Trudy; Kent, Julie; Ashcroft, Richard – Children & Society, 2005
This paper addresses the issue of child protection protocols within research conducted with children. Based partly on primary data this paper raises questions about the role of ethics committees in defining the limits of confidentiality in relation to child protection protocols within research, the perceptions of both children and parents about…
Descriptors: Child Abuse, Confidentiality, Ethics, Research Methodology
