1996
DOI: 10.1093/oxfordjournals.bjsw.a011120
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Parental Participation in Child Protection Work: Rethinking the Rhetoric

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“…Corby's study of parental participation in case conferences reported that 31% of parents said that factually inaccurate statements had been made about them at conferences but they had felt unable to challenge them (Corby, Millar and Young, 1996). Corby suggests that parents may believe they are more likely to keep their children if they look compliant and correcting information might be interpreted as being difficult.…”
Section: Errors In Communicationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Corby's study of parental participation in case conferences reported that 31% of parents said that factually inaccurate statements had been made about them at conferences but they had felt unable to challenge them (Corby, Millar and Young, 1996). Corby suggests that parents may believe they are more likely to keep their children if they look compliant and correcting information might be interpreted as being difficult.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In part, this reflects a shift in thinking across western child protection systems which has recognised that active parental involvement in intervention is more likely to lead to better outcomes for children at risk of abuse and / or neglect (Saint-Jacques et al, 2006) and a repositioning of child protection practices within broader discourses of service user participation (Corby et al, 1996;Healy & Darlington, 2009). As a consequence, there has been a growth in the number of studies which have sought to explore parental experiences of statutory child protection intervention through a participatory lens.…”
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“…Na Inglaterra, a atenção corretiva prevalece em detrimento da preventiva, a proteção à criança tende a ocorrer separada do bemestar infantil de forma geral. (Corby, Millar & Young, 1996;Bell, 1999;Lohrbach & Sawyer, 2004 As argumentações dos juízes têm como fundamento a demanda social pelo enfrentamento de problemas graves da infância e juventude, como a influência do tráfico de drogas, marginalidade, envolvimento com delitos e prostituição. Apesar da complexidade dos desdobramentos dessa medida no âmbito municipal, os resultados indicam a diminuição de jovens praticando delitos.…”
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“…Estes resultados estão de acordo com estudos anteriores (Reder;Duncan, 2003) que relatam uma interação limitada e problemas de comunicação entre os profissionais da rede de proteção à criança. A participação dos pais e, em menor proporção, de crianças nas Conferências e Conselhos Regionais que tratam da proteção à infância passou a ser vista como um elemento importante na resolução das demandas e conflitos urgentes por solução (Corby;Millar & Young, 1996).…”
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