This collection of essays on risk assessment explores the arguments and means of assessment in an accessible manner, and with a practice-based emphasis. The contributors consider subjects as varied as child adoption, violence, mental health, alcohol and suicide in a range of social care settings.
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In 1994 we decided to address the complex issue of risk assessment and risk management, particularly the lack of an adequate knowledge base to inform assessment, and the gap between policy expectations and practical guidance for the implementation of risk policies. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Department of Health, Home Office, Mental Health Act, British Journal of Psychiatry, Jessica Kingsley Publishers, Victim Support, Association of Chief Officers of Probation, Children Act, New York, Health Advisory Service, John Rous, The Zito Trust, West Yorkshire Probation Service, National Foster Care Association, Open University Press, Royal College of Psychiatrists, Anthony Smith, Criminal Justice Act, Report of the Inquiry, Welsh Office, Women's Aid Federation, British Journal of Criminology, Jonathan Newby, Dementia Services Development Centre, The Guardian New!
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In 1994 we decided to address the complex issue of risk assessment and risk management, particularly the lack of an adequate knowledge base to inform assessment, and the gap between policy expectations and practical guidance for the implementation of risk policies. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Department of Health, Home Office, Mental Health Act, British Journal of Psychiatry, Jessica Kingsley Publishers, Victim Support, Association of Chief Officers of Probation, Children Act, New York, Health Advisory Service, John Rous, The Zito Trust, West Yorkshire Probation Service, National Foster Care Association, Open University Press, Royal College of Psychiatrists, Anthony Smith, Criminal Justice Act, Report of the Inquiry, Welsh Office, Women's Aid Federation, British Journal of Criminology, Jonathan Newby, Dementia Services Development Centre, The Guardian New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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- Good Practice in Risk Assessment and Risk Management, Volume 1: (Elgar Reference Collection) by Hazel Kemshall on 13 pages
- Suicides in Prison by Alison Liebling on 4 pages
- Risk Management by Dearborn Financial Services on 4 pages
- Risk and Social Work (Hazards and helping) by C.Paul Brearley on page 13, page 26, and page 245
- Looking After Children by Dept of Health on page 41, page 47, and page 50
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