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Working with British Army Families: A Qualitative Study of Child Protection Practitioners' Views and Experiences
Child Abuse Review ( IF 2.086 ) Pub Date : 2021-05-01 , DOI: 10.1002/car.2682
Julie Taylor 1, 2 , Caroline Bradbury‐Jones 3 , Jane Held 4 , Louise Isham 5 , Nicola McConnell 6
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Key Practitioner Messages

  • Closed, often tight‐knit army communities can potentially provide protective factors for children; however, this environment can make it difficult to seek help or to speak out when there are concerns about children's safety or wellbeing.
  • The needs and experiences of non‐serving parents (often female partners) can be overlooked unless, or until, child protection concerns are serious.
  • Army‐connected children benefit from accessing army and civilian health, education and welfare services; however, transitions and communication between these services need to be improved.


中文翻译:

与英国陆军家庭一起工作:对儿童保护从业者观点和经验的定性研究

重要从业者讯息

  • 封闭的,经常紧密联系的军队社区有可能为儿童提供保护因素。但是,在担心儿童的安全或福祉的情况下,这种环境会使寻求帮助或大声说出来变得困难。
  • 除非或直到儿童保护问题变得严重时,否则才能忽视无职父母(通常是女性伴侣)的需求和经历。
  • 与军队有联系的儿童得益于获得军队和平民的卫生,教育和福利服务;但是,这些服务之间的转换和通信需要改进。
更新日期:2021-05-14
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