Inequalities in child welfare intervention rates: the intersection of deprivation and identity

By P. Bywaters, Geraldine Brady, T. Sparks, E. Bos. 2016

110 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Clinical Psychology, General Health Professions, Public Administration

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In Clinical Psychology

1. B. Daniel

In General Health Professions

1. P. Bywaters
2. Claire Mason
3. Karen Broadhurst
4. Geraldine Brady

Citations in the corpus

• Birth Parents and the Collateral Consequences of Court-ordered Child Removal: Towards a Comprehensive Framework (2017, background): “There is compelling evidence that poverty and homelessness are associated with parenting difficulties (Lindsey, 1991; Guggenheim, 2000; Bywaters et al, 2014), which does not bode well for parents who genuinely wish to recover their parenting capacity.”
• Social work, poverty, and child welfare interventions (2018, background): “3    Child protection practice and poverty Inadequate attention has been given to developing an evidence base for quantifying and understanding the relationship between poverty and child abuse and neglect (CAN) in the UK.”
• The relationship between poverty, child abuse and neglect: an evidence review. (2016, background): “Although CPP and child protection register rates at a point in time decrease with age, the relationship between poverty and CAN appears from unreported evidence from Bywaters et al.’s (2014b) study of the English West Midlands to be fairly constant across age groups and between girls and boys. The s”