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Family group conferencing practice guidance
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| FGC Practice Guidelines O'Brien and Lynch as Part of MWHB Evaluation Project Edited Appendix 2 GER.pdf | 181.86 kB | Adobe PDF | Download |
| Title: | Family group conferencing practice guidance | Authors: | O'Brien, Valerie Lynch, Breda |
Permanent link: | http://hdl.handle.net/10197/3083 | Date: | 2002 | Abstract: | The guidelines and practice protocols required for the implementation of FGCs are contained in the following sections. It builds on guidance provided in the ERHA evaluation report (O’Brien 2000). The participants in this pilot project who have contributed in the research and training to the development of these practice protocols fits with the spirit of the FGC model, and is acknowledged. The work of the pioneering spirits internationally who have shared their experiences, learning and reflections, especially colleagues in the USA working in the area of family decision-making, Hampshire (UK) and New Zealand, is also acknowledged. Much of this work has been developed from a study of family/ professional networks, as part of a relative care project (O’Brien 1999; 2000; 2001). | Funding Details: | Not applicable | Type of material: | Technical Report | Publisher: | Ireland. Mid-Western Health Board | Keywords: | Practice guidance;Family group conferences;Ireland;Service development | Subject LCSH: | Family services--Ireland Social service--Ireland |
Language: | en | Status of Item: | Not peer reviewed |
| Appears in Collections: | Social Policy, Social Work and Social Justice Research Collection |
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