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Engage: What can social workers do if they find evidence of child sexual abuse imagery online

By Internet Watch Foundation5th June 2018Engage

We’d like to introduce ourselves to the readers of Care Appointments. We’re the IWF (Internet Watch Foundation) and we’re the organisation removing child sexual abuse imagery from the internet. It’s

Engage: Autism screening tool may not detect the condition in some women

By Rachel Moseley & Julie Kirkby, Bournemouth University23rd May 2018Engage

Diagnosing autism is expensive and time consuming, so a screening tool is used to filter out those people who are unlikely to be diagnosed as autistic. This is all well

Engage: Ireland’s abortion referendum – here’s what you need to know

By Claire Pierson, University of Liverpool23rd May 2018Engage

The Republic of Ireland is holding a referendum on May 25 that could dramatically change its stance on abortion. Here’s a rundown of what is happening, when and why. What

Engage: Austerity measures leave Children’s Services suffering own ‘Windrush moment’

By Iain MacDonald4th May 2018Engage

Children’s services have suffered their own Windrush moment, according to a University of Huddersfield professor when he spoke to a committee of MPs. Paul Bywaters, who is Professor of Social

Engage: Schwartz Centre Rounds and the impact of person-centered care in today’s healthcare

By Andrea Roth, University of Derby Online Learning student2nd May 2018Engage

Schwartz Center Rounds® were created from an idea by Kenneth B. Schwartz – who passed away in 1995 from lung cancer, aged 40. A few months before Kenneth B. Schwartz

Engage: Display of female victimhood across the media ‘disturbing’ – Germaine Greer

By Julia Hunt1st May 2018Engage

Writer Germaine Greer has said it is disturbing that the sort of female victimhood seen across the media in the #MeToo campaign sells to women. The feminist author, 79, said

Engage: Margaret Atwood’s Handmaids adopted as powerful symbols of abortion restriction

By Jemma Crew30th April 2018Engage

Five women in red robes, their heads hooded, veils over their faces, silently watched as parliamentarians on the Isle of Man gathered on a grassy hillside last July. They had

Engage: Recently uncovered photograph collection offers glimpse into pre-NHS healthcare

By Emily Beament25th April 2018Engage

A recently uncovered archive of photographs is giving people a glimpse into healthcare in the years just before the NHS was founded. Some 4,050 photographs documenting healthcare in Britain between

Engage: A sense of self-worth is more powerful than handcuffing children & young people

By Emily Aklan18th April 2018Engage

Children and young people in the care system can spend many hours with an escort service, being taken to school, healthcare appointments, contact sessions with family members or being relocated

Engage: How listening to people with learning disabilities can improve services

By Sharon Jeffreys17th April 2018Engage

Sharon Jeffreys from the Mental Health Intensive Support Team, NHS Improvement discusses the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE)’s learning disabilities guideline and how organisations can work to

Category: Engage

Engage: What can social workers do if they find evidence of child sexual abuse imagery online

Engage: Autism screening tool may not detect the condition in some women

Engage: Ireland’s abortion referendum – here’s what you need to know

Engage: Display of female victimhood across the media ‘disturbing’ – Germaine Greer

Engage: Margaret Atwood’s Handmaids adopted as powerful symbols of abortion restriction

Engage: Recently uncovered photograph collection offers glimpse into pre-NHS healthcare

Engage: A sense of self-worth is more powerful than handcuffing children & young people

Engage: How listening to people with learning disabilities can improve services

Bishop of Liverpool resigns after sexual assault and harassment claims

Government urged to introduce tougher sentences for grooming gang offenders

Seven child abuse ring members jailed and warned they may never be released

Family hail justice for little ones as mother jailed over four boys’ fire deaths

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Category: Engage

Engage: What can social workers do if they find evidence of child sexual abuse imagery online

Engage: Autism screening tool may not detect the condition in some women

Engage: Ireland’s abortion referendum – here’s what you need to know

Engage: Austerity measures leave Children’s Services suffering own ‘Windrush moment’

Engage: Schwartz Centre Rounds and the impact of person-centered care in today’s healthcare

Engage: Display of female victimhood across the media ‘disturbing’ – Germaine Greer

Engage: Margaret Atwood’s Handmaids adopted as powerful symbols of abortion restriction

Engage: Recently uncovered photograph collection offers glimpse into pre-NHS healthcare

Engage: A sense of self-worth is more powerful than handcuffing children & young people

Engage: How listening to people with learning disabilities can improve services