Summary:
Effective interagency collaboration for babies and young children who require on-going support from plural agencies, services and practitioners is very often an aspiration rather than a reality.
In the author's experience, a major limiting factor in achieving joint working can
Horizontal Teamwork in a Vertical World: Exploring interagency collaboration and people empowerment
By Peter Limbrick
Published by Interconnections, March 2012. Paperback, 124 pages.
£12.95 (plus £2.50 p&p in the UK – please apply for p&p rates to other countries)
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'It is practically orientated, answering many of the questions posed by families, carers and members of the interdisciplinary team involved with the children'
ISBN: 978-1-907655-75-3
Paperback
160 pages
November 2011
£25.00
Published by Mac Keith Press
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A comprehensive description and evaluation of the 'One Hundred Hours' model for supporting the families of children who have disabilities
Written by Gudrun Limbrick-Spencer in 2001 and published by WordWorks in association with the Handsel Trust.
One Hundred Hours pioneered and valida
"...the practitioner does not automatically know best...the service user has views that must be heard and ...the person being helped carries both rights and responsibilities to be an active participant"
Horizontal Teamwork in a Vertical World: Exploring interagency collaboration and people e
Are you fighting for change? Are you losing faith in your politicians? This book might be just what you need.
Horizontalism: Voices of popular power in Argentina.
Edited by Marina Sitriin
AK Press, 2006.
Michael Hardt, co-author of Empire:
'The movements in Argentina have been among the most creativ
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The use of alcohol and drugs in pregnancy is known to affect the developing foetus and can cause long-term difficulties. Many of these children will need long-term substitute care
According to the Merck Manuals Online Medical Library, "About 90 per cent of pregnant women take prescription or non-pre
Read more: Publication: Alcohol, Drugs and Medication in Pregnancy, the Outcome for the Child
TAC for the 21st CenturyNine Essays on Team Around the ChildWritten and edited by Peter Limbrick £13.95 (+P&P)* Select postage:
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