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Reducing Re-referral in Unsubstantiated Child Protective Services Cases: Research To Practice
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Author(s):  Children's Bureau (DHHS)

Year Published:  2003

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Appendix A - Research Studies on Unsubstantiated CPS Cases

Factors That Influence the Decision Not to Substantiate a CPS Referral; Phase I: Narrative and Empirical Analysis (English I); Phase II: Mail and Telephone Surveys of Child Protective Services Social Workers (English II); Phase III: Client Perceptions of Investigation (English III)

The Dynamics of Unsubstantiated Reports: A Multi-State Study (Fluke)

Recidivism in Child Protective Services Among Substantiated and Unsubstantiated Cases (Drake)

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