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Jon Glasby joins us to discuss his research on care homes closures: hearing from the experiences of social workers and families and learning how best to manage closures in a way that minimises negative outcomes for older people and families, and key lessons for Councils as they manage future closures.
Guides, training videos and more information on the research report can be found on this page: https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/research/projects/achieving-closure
Find out more about ExChange Wales on our website and sign up to future events: https://www.exchangewales.org/
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Jeremy Dixon interviews Renée Aleong about her research on the detention of Black people - and the overrepresentation of Black Men - under the Mental Health Act, as well as sharing the opinions and anecdotes of AMHPS (Approved Mental Health Professionals) involved within these processes.
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Martin Elliott interviews Finn Madell and Steve Baguley about how to improve transitional safeguarding to help prevent criminal exploitation of children and young people.
They discuss its application in Wales, Newport Multi-Agency Child Exploitation (MACEs) meetings, and reflect on the future of …
For our spring conference on Adult Safeguarding, Sarah Lonbay joins us to talk about her research on identifying and responding to domestic abuse in older populations, the key challenges and complexities.
Find out more about ExChange Wales on our website and sign up to future events: https://www.e…
Angela Endicott discusses her research exploring the epistemic injustice around child welfare practice with parents who use substances.
Find out more about ExChange Wales on our website and sign up to future events: https://www.exchangewales.org/
Jeremy Dixon interviews Denise Turner about the complex issues of dealing with dogs within social care work, and her recent article "We're not professionals when it comes to dogs".
You can read Denise's article here: https://academic.oup.com/bjsw/article/55/5/2464/8090589
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