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233 related items for PubMed ID: 12705464

  • 1. Career paths and contributions of four cohorts of IV-E funded MSW child welfare graduates.
    Robin SC, Hollister CD.
    J Health Soc Policy; 2002; 15(3-4):53-67. PubMed ID: 12705464
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  • 2. Factors influencing the retention of specially educated public child welfare workers.
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    J Health Soc Policy; 2002; 15(3-4):89-103. PubMed ID: 12705466
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  • 3. A follow-up of a Title IV-E program's graduates' retention rates in a public child welfare agency.
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  • 4. Child welfare knowledge transmission, practitioner retention, and university-community impact: a study of Title IV-E child welfare training.
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  • 5. Evaluating federally-funded child welfare training partnerships: a worthwhile challenge.
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  • 11. Impact of on-site social work services on the documentation of client and family-centered information: the experience of Ryan White CARE Act (Title IV) pediatric program sites in Maryland.
    Palenicek JG, Hidalgo J, Hutton N, Weiss B, Vink PE, Palcnicek JG.
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