Child and Youth Care
Negotiating the Digital Line: A Qualitative Inquiry into the Use of Communication Technologies in Professional Child and Youth Care Practice
... In this increasingly technology-driven world, the societal context in which Child and Youth Care (CYC) practitioners work is in a constant state of flux. As communication technologies are making the ...
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A Relational-Centred International Education Partnership: A Phenomenological Inquiry Into The Lived Experiences Of Child And Youth Care/Social Care Students And Faculty
... relational-centred child and youth care perspective, the construction of meaning is central to life in that it enables human beings to make sense of their ...
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Multidisciplinary meetings: Listening to the experiences of children in a child and youth care centre
... include child protection conferences, case conferences, review meetings and family group conferences (Campbell 1997:1; Cashmore 2002:840; Dalrymple 2002:287; Hall & Slembrouck 2001:143; Vis et ...plan, ...
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Social enterprise : an appropriate model for a child and youth care organisation?
... Graham Bell joined Kibble in 1993 and has been responsible for leading Kibble through its transformation from a traditional charity to one of Scotland’s most effective social enterprises and a multi-service centre for ...
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Where do we draw lines: professional relationship boundaries and the child and youth care practitioner
... demonstrating a tendency toward entangling boundaries as it raises the questions about whose needs are being met by this action. Clearly, the context, the individual’s needs, the professional’s role and the potential for ...
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Child and youth care through a constructive-developmental lens
... between child and youth care as described in the literature, and child and youth care as it occurs in practice (Modlin, ...residential care can become quite the ...
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Children’s participation in Dutch youth care practice: an exploratory study into the opportunities for child participation in youth care from professionals’ perspective
... the child influence the decision and can urge the other professionals to give the child feedback on the decision that is ...in youth care ...of child participation and it may foster ...
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Overview of the Work of the RUG Research Group Child and Youth Care 2004-2016
... residential care: logistical and analytic challenges meet methodological innovations’ by Bethany ...tial care with children and youth: Developing evidence-based international practice ...
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Leadership in Child and Youth Educational Settings
... which child and youth experts pay attention to the role of social factors in leadership behavior; although, this pathway is sometimes ...proximal, child and youth communities involved in ...
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Problems of Cross-Cultural Youth Care Demographics of Child Care
... While Indian students requested just to show them the film about Georgia, asking no questions at all. The learning method and ways of displaying knowledge are different for American Indian youth, yet often the ...
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The contemporary state of youth care: Impact of the decentralization on youth care employees : How decentralization of youth care influenced how youth care employees carry out their work and how they cope with the changes in their working conditions
... the youth care organizations themselves are directly involved. Youth care organizations sometimes have to refer to other organizations or see clients being referred to ...the care they ...
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Labor Supply and Child Care Choices in a Rationed Child Care Market
... and child care choices in the presence of access restrictions to child care, which might be of use also for studies on other countries facing similar ...for child care and ...
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Care of the Dying Child
... THE CHILD’S CONCEPT OF DEATH Knowledge of the development of the child’s concepts of death also contributes to the physician’s management of the child with a fatal illness.. In order to [r] ...
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2016 CHILD AND YOUTH SERVICES PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS
... program consists of a scheduled series of structured, face-to-face therapeutic sessions organized at various levels of intensity and frequency in order to assist the persons served in achieving the goals identified in ...
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Epigenetics: A Revolution in Understanding Child and Youth Development
... mechanism to ensure policy coherence for early child development such that, across agencies, a comprehensive. approach to early child development is acted on[r] ...
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Care of the Child With a Colostomy
... The infant colostomy can be managed at home with thick coats of zinc oxide ointment and gauze or soft tissue paper for skin protection and held in place by cloth diapers instead of colos[r] ...
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Employers and Child Care
... Prevalence of Management Change Programs in the Corporate Reference Guide Study (N = 188). Program %[r] ...
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Emergency Care of the Child
... Reviewing the historic develop- ment of emergency medical services for children (EMS-C) and the specialty of pediatric emergency medicine clarifies responsibilities of the system and spe[r] ...
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Carefree in child care ? : child wellbeing, caregiving quality, and intervention programs in center-based child care
... improve child care quality: (a) broad-focus programs, and (b) narrow-focus ...broad-focus child care programs, also referred to as Early Childhood Education (ECE) ...involving child ...
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Child Care Employment
... early care and education students are often uninformed about or excluded from access to ...early care and education, and are poorly articulated with two-year programs of study (Bellm & Whitebook, ...
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