Looking after health: a joint working approach to improving the health outcomes of looked after and accommodated children and young people

Looked after and accommodated children and young people represent one of the most vulnerable groups within our society. Inequality and disadvantage impact upon every aspect of their lives, but the health inequalities which they suffer are particularly disturbing. If we are to improve the health outc...

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Main Authors: Anne Grant, John Ennis, Fiona Stuart
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: CELCIS 2002-09-01
Series:Scottish Journal of Residential Child Care
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description Looked after and accommodated children and young people represent one of the most vulnerable groups within our society. Inequality and disadvantage impact upon every aspect of their lives, but the health inequalities which they suffer are particularly disturbing. If we are to improve the health outcomes of these young people, then all agencies must commit themselves to working together. Only if we foster a joint working approach can we hope to make a positive impact upon what are wholly unacceptable health outcomes.
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Looking after health: a joint working approach to improving the health outcomes of looked after and accommodated children and young people
Scottish Journal of Residential Child Care
residential child care
social work
foster care
title Looking after health: a joint working approach to improving the health outcomes of looked after and accommodated children and young people
title_full Looking after health: a joint working approach to improving the health outcomes of looked after and accommodated children and young people
title_fullStr Looking after health: a joint working approach to improving the health outcomes of looked after and accommodated children and young people
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title_short Looking after health: a joint working approach to improving the health outcomes of looked after and accommodated children and young people
title_sort looking after health a joint working approach to improving the health outcomes of looked after and accommodated children and young people
topic residential child care
social work
foster care
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