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2011
Abstract We all need somewhere to live where we feel safe and comfortable. Given this simple fact, it is unfortunate that for far too long, housing has been seen as at the periphery of the concerns of most mental health professionals, service providers, and researchers.
Geoff Shepherd, Rob Macpherson
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Abstract We all need somewhere to live where we feel safe and comfortable. Given this simple fact, it is unfortunate that for far too long, housing has been seen as at the periphery of the concerns of most mental health professionals, service providers, and researchers.
Geoff Shepherd, Rob Macpherson
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Home Care Provider, 1996
Abstract AIDS, a chronic fatal disease of epidemic proportion, presents many challenges for care to its victims and care providers. These include decreased access to health care, lack of adequate financial resources, and the current American health care system's inability to meet the complex needs of people with AIDS, especially the poor and homeless
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Abstract AIDS, a chronic fatal disease of epidemic proportion, presents many challenges for care to its victims and care providers. These include decreased access to health care, lack of adequate financial resources, and the current American health care system's inability to meet the complex needs of people with AIDS, especially the poor and homeless
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Nursing Standard, 1991
Nurses have warmly welcomed Labour's plan for national standards in residential and nursing care.
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Nurses have warmly welcomed Labour's plan for national standards in residential and nursing care.
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Children and Young People Now, 2023
A new government policy paper puts forward plans to change the way residential care placements are commissioned but the measures fall short of solving a shortage of children's homes places, say experts
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A new government policy paper puts forward plans to change the way residential care placements are commissioned but the measures fall short of solving a shortage of children's homes places, say experts
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Children and Young People Now, 2016
Children's homes look after some of the most vulnerable young people in the care system, but providers and practitioners are working hard to create nurturing and therapeutic environments
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Children's homes look after some of the most vulnerable young people in the care system, but providers and practitioners are working hard to create nurturing and therapeutic environments
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Nursing Standard, 1987
Encouraging patients in the community to live in their own home supported by local authorities denies freedom of choice and would not save money, says the Independent Hospitals Association in evidence to Sir Roy Griffiths review of community care.
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Encouraging patients in the community to live in their own home supported by local authorities denies freedom of choice and would not save money, says the Independent Hospitals Association in evidence to Sir Roy Griffiths review of community care.
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2015
Residential child care has proved to be one of the most difficult and complex interventions in the lives of children around the globe. There are polarized views about residential care and this is reflected in ambivalence in legislation, policy, and practice.
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Residential child care has proved to be one of the most difficult and complex interventions in the lives of children around the globe. There are polarized views about residential care and this is reflected in ambivalence in legislation, policy, and practice.
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Qualitative Social Work, 2010
In this article, ‘revisiting’ refers to a variety of ways in which the researcher visits the research site again and in which the relations between the first and later visits are given some consideration substantially and methodologically. Revisiting may be done either for testing and/or enriching existing knowledge.
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In this article, ‘revisiting’ refers to a variety of ways in which the researcher visits the research site again and in which the relations between the first and later visits are given some consideration substantially and methodologically. Revisiting may be done either for testing and/or enriching existing knowledge.
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Children and Young People Now, 2016
A recent government-commissioned review emphasised the vital role played by children's homes, but what does Ofsted inspection data reveal about the standards of residential child care?
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A recent government-commissioned review emphasised the vital role played by children's homes, but what does Ofsted inspection data reveal about the standards of residential child care?
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Children and Young People Now, 2017
Lauded for the essential role it plays in the lives of vulnerable young people, the residential child care sector faces increasing financial challenges if it is to continue to deliver quality therapeutic provision
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Lauded for the essential role it plays in the lives of vulnerable young people, the residential child care sector faces increasing financial challenges if it is to continue to deliver quality therapeutic provision
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