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How Can we Make Health Assessments more Acceptable to Looked after Young People of Secondary School Age?

Adoption & Fostering

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How Can we Make Health Assessments more Acceptable to Looked after Young People of Secondary School Age?

Volume 24, Issue 3

https://doi.org/10.1177/030857590002400317

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Butler

Payne

, ‘The health of children looked after by the local authority’, Adoption & Fostering 21:2, pp 28–35, 1997.

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Humphrey

Robson

, ‘The statutory medical and health needs of looked after children: time for a radical review?’, Adoption & Fostering 21:2, pp 36–40, 1997.

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