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The historical and political context of mandatory reporting and its impact on child protection practice in victoria

Philip Mendes Social Work, Monash University
Pages 25-32 | Accepted 01 Mar 1996, Published online: 01 Feb 2008

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Suzanne Hodgkin. (2002) Competing demands, competing solutions, differing constructions of the problem of recruitment and retention of frontline rural child protection staff. Australian Social Work 55:3, pages 193-203.
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Bernadette McSherry. (2001) Confidentiality of psychiatric and psychological communications: The public interest exception. Psychiatry, Psychology and Law 8:1, pages 12-22.
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Cathy Humphreys, Maria Harries, Karen Healy, Bob Lonne, Philip Mendes, Marilyn McHugh & Rosemary Sheehan. (2016) Commentary … Shifting the child protection juggernaut to earlier intervention. Children Australia 34:3, pages 5-8.
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P C GREEN & E GULLONE. (2008) Knowledge and attitudes of Australian veterinarians to animal abuse and human interpersonal violence. Australian Veterinary Journal 83:10, pages 619-625.
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Suzanne Hodgkin. (2002) Competing demands, competing solutions, differing constructions of the problem of recruitment and retention of frontline rural child protection staff. Australian Social Work 55:3, pages 193-203.
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Philip Mendes. (2016) Setting a conservative policy agenda: The Victorian print media, young people in care and chroming. Children Australia 27:1, pages 10-14.
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Philip Mendes. (2016) From minimal intervention to minimal support: Child protection services under the neo-liberal Kennett Government in Victoria 1992-1999. Children Australia 26:1, pages 4-11.
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Philip Mendes. (2000) Social conservatism vs social justice: the portrayal of child abuse in the press in Victoria, Australia. Child Abuse Review 9:1, pages 49-61.
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