Positive risk taking: debating the research agenda in the context of adult protection and COVID

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King, E., Davies, K. and Abendstern, M. 2022. Positive risk taking: debating the research agenda in the context of adult protection and COVID.
CreatorsKing, E., Davies, K. and Abendstern, M.
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YouTube video recorded for Emerald Publishing's Social Care Research Campaign March 2022 -

KeywordsPositive risk; Adult protection; COVID-19
Date17 Mar 2022
Web address (URL)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4nJOdKzIjQ
Related URLhttps://www.emeraldgrouppublishing.com/our-goals/healthier-lives/mission-what-social-care-research-and-why-it-important
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