Capturing invisibility: child welfare social worker's interventions and assessment planning in presentations of fetal alcohol spectrum disorder(s)

What is it about?

Although research has documented significant prevalence rates of FASDs in child welfare service structures. needs of child welfare social workers (CWSW) have been poorly articulated their needs over half a century of fetal alcohol research. This study talked with CWSWs. The paper talks of a pragmatic pathway of service delivery to help CWSW in their interventions with suspected cases of FASD.

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