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The NSW Department of Community Services (DoCS)

New South Wales State Government

The Research to Practice Program provides an essential link between the latest research and DoCS staff.

As part of this important initiative, the Research to Practice Update encompasses a broad range of research publications and resources to reflect the diversity of DoCS staff.

Research to Practice notes - Risk, protection and resilience in children and families

This Research to Practice Note aims to improve understanding of risk, protection and resilience in working with children and families and provide a brief overview of the relevant literature in this area.

It aims to also answer four main

What are risk and protective factors?
What is resilience?
What are the important risk and protective factors for child abuse and neglect?

Source: DoCS: welcome to DoCS’ website

Risk, protection and resilience in children

DoCS Centre for Parenting and Research (2007) Research to Practice Note November 2007, 8pp.

Posted on Wednesday, December 19, 2007 @ 17:20:56 EST by corey

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