Implementing no secrets: Issues in creating a multi-agency response to protect vulnerable adults from abuse

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Brown, H., Mathew, D., McCreadie, C., Askham, J. and Kingston, P. 2005. Implementing no secrets: Issues in creating a multi-agency response to protect vulnerable adults from abuse. The British Journal of Social Work.
AuthorsBrown, H., Mathew, D., McCreadie, C., Askham, J. and Kingston, P.
Year2005
JournalThe British Journal of Social Work
PublisherOxford University Press
ISSN0045-3102
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