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Ahearn, A. (2024) Prevalence barriers and the effectiveness of domestic abuse perpetrator interventions: an enquiry. Undergraduate thesis, University of Chichester.

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Baeza, S. (2020) Swimming with sharks: what do Social Workers experience when working with families where sexual abuse is the primary factor? Doctoral thesis, University of Chichester.

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Casaletto, A. (2024) “Navigating the shadows of childhood sexual abuse.” The impact of trauma on parenting: How can social workers support parents with a history of childhood sexual abuse? Undergraduate thesis, University of Chichester.

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Ellard, J. (2024) Exploring how parents and caregivers of children with disabilities can experience increased psychological stress.How does having a child with a disability affect the psychological stress experienced by parents and caregivers, and how might social support and the challenges posed by COVID-19 influence this? Undergraduate thesis, University of Chichester.

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Gaylard, D. (2011) Policy to practice. In: Safeguarding Adults in Social Work (2nd Edition). Transforming Social Work Practice Series . Learning Matters: SAGE Publishers, Exeter. ISBN 9780857254016

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Hopkins, E. (2024) Staff retention in social work : Is emotional resilience the answer to staff retention in children's social work? Undergraduate thesis, University of Chichester.

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Joseph-Richard, P. and McCray, J. (2022) Evaluating leadership development in a changing world? Alternative models and approaches for healthcare organisations. Human Resource Development International. pp. 1-37. ISSN 1469-8374

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Lander, V. (2010) Race and ethnicity. In: Equality and Diversity in Social Work Practice. Transforming Social Work Practice Series . Learning Matters: SAGE Publishers, London. ISBN 9781844455935

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Mantell, A. and Scragg, T. (2011) Safeguarding Adults (2nd Edition). Transforming Social Work Practice Series . Learning Matters: SAGE Publishers, Exeter. ISBN 9780857254016

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McCray, J. and Palmer, A. (2014) Commissioning personalised care in the English adult social care sector: using action research as a framework to support leadership development. Social Care and Neurodisability, 5 (1). pp. 3-15. ISSN 2042-874X

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Payler, J., Cooper, V. and Bennett, S. J. (2024) Optimal development for the children of prisoners? How children with a parent in prison are supported and why it matters. Children & Society. pp. 1-20. ISSN 1099-0860

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Smethurst, C. (2009) Negotiation skills in practice: Implications for service users and practitioners. In: Social Work Skills with Adults. Transforming Social Work Practice Series . Learning Matters: SAGE Publishers. ISBN 9781844452187

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Temple, P. F. (2020) Meeting the challenge of delivering adult social care in the 21st century: what works in leading and managing adult social care? Doctoral thesis, University of Chichester.

Thompson, B. (2010) Towards gender equality in social work. In: Equality and Diversity in Social Work Practice. Transforming Social Work Practice Series . Learning Matters: SAGE Publishers, London. ISBN 9781844455935

Turner, D. and Linton, A. (2022) Virtual wobble spaces: A pilot study of the outcomes of online therapeutic spaces on practitioner well-being and social work practice. The British Journal of Social Work, 53 (7). pp. 3483-3504. ISSN 1468-263X

Turner, D. and Walsh, K. (2023) ‘Memories from the forgotten frontline.’ Social worker’s reflections on shifting practices of work, home and belonging during Covid-19. The British Journal of Social Work, 54 (3). pp. 1275-1296. ISSN 0045-3102