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The work by Ney et al. is some of the most important data on this topic.
I have recently published a review of other studies relevant to this
topic. See:<br>
<font face="Arial, Helvetica">&nbsp; Higgins, D. J., &amp; McCabe, M. P.
(2001). Multiple forms of child abuse and neglect: Adult retrospective
reports. <i>Aggression and Violent Behavior: A Review Journal, 6</i>,
547-578.<br>
</font>Also, I have published a few papers that document the relationship
between neglect and other forms of child maltreatment (including physical
and emotional abuse). Most papers were based on data gathered from adult
retrospective reports; one was based on parent's perceptions of their
primary-school aged child's experiences.<br>
<font face="Arial, Helvetica">&nbsp; Higgins, D. J., &amp; McCabe, M. P.
(2001). The development of the Comprehensive Child Maltreatment Scales.
<i>Journal of Family Studies, 7</i>, 7-28.<br>
&nbsp; Higgins, D. J., &amp; McCabe, M. P. (2000). Relationships between
different types of maltreatment during childhood and adjustment in
adulthood. <i>Child Maltreatment, 5</i>, 261-272.<br>
&nbsp; Higgins, D. J., &amp; McCabe, M. P. (2000). Multi-type
maltreatment and the long-term adjustment of adults. <i>Child Abuse
Review, 9</i>, 6-18.<br>
&nbsp; Higgins, D. J.,<b> </b>&amp; McCabe, M. P. (1998). Parent
perceptions of maltreatment and adjustment in children. <i>Journal of
Family Studies, 4</i>, 53-76.<br>
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Hope these are some help to you.<br>
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From: "Susan Wells" <SWELLS@che.umn.edu>
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<DIV>While at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, we did a review of 
best practices in family preservation and family support for the Illinois 
Department of Children and Family Services (IDCFS).&nbsp; The document should be 
available from the Children and Family Research Center, School of Social Work, 
Univeristy of Illinois. The web site is cfrcwww.social.uiuc.edu.&nbsp; (Note: 
although it may appear to be backwards, the cfrc does come before the 
www.)</DIV>
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<DIV>This project is part of Illiois' Family Centered Services project funded 
through the federal Adoption and Safe Families Act.</DIV>
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<DIV>The document cite is Wells,&nbsp;S., Fuller, T. and associates. (August 
2001).&nbsp;<U>Program Evaluation in Family Centered Services Reference 
Text</U>. It is a companion piece to the <U>Program Evaluation in Family 
Centered Services Workbook</U>, a manual on conducting self evaluations for 
family preservation and family support programs. Due to costs of reproduction, 
the&nbsp;<U>Workbook</U> is not yet widely available.</DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV>If the <U>Reference Text</U>&nbsp;is not available from the Center, the 
project was continued by Joel Milner and Julie Crouch, Department of Psychology, 
Northern Illinois&nbsp;University in DeKalb, Illinois.&nbsp; The appropriate 
contacts for permission to obtain or purchase&nbsp;copies of the document are 
Debra Bridgeforth or Mary Dreiser at the IDCFS Office of Demonstration in the 
John A. Thompson Building, 100 West Randolph St., 6-200, Chicago, IL.&nbsp; 
60601.&nbsp; The fax number is (312) 814-1905.</DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV>Susan </DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV>________________________________________________<BR>Susan J. 
Wells<BR>Gamble-Skogmo Professor in Child Welfare and Youth Policy<BR>School of 
Social Work<BR>University of Minnesota<BR>105 Peters Hall<BR>1404 Gortner 
Avenue<BR>St. Paul, MN&nbsp; 55108</DIV>
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<DIV>(612) 624-4721 voice<BR>(612) 624-3744 fax<BR><A 
href="mailto:swells@umn.edu";>swells@umn.edu</A><BR><BR>&gt;&gt;&gt; 
A.E.Hollows@shu.ac.uk 12/20/01 12:08PM &gt;&gt;&gt;<BR><BR>I have just been 
commissioned to prepare a literature review and mapping exercise for a local 
authority in the UK. This involves identifying<BR>their resources and shortfalls 
in family support (i.e. multi-sectoral preventive interventions, including 
family preservation)and<BR>identifying models of good practice for both 
individual services and models of integrated service provision. I have access to 
articles in<BR>Child Abuse and Neglect and also to Neil Guteman's recent book 
and would be glad to hear from anyone on the list of sources beyond this, 
as<BR>well as examples of good practice, preferably with empirical confirmation. 
All contributions willbe most gratefully received as the<BR>timescale for the 
work, which includes considerable consultation with users and service providers, 
is very tight.<BR><BR>Dr Anne Hollows<BR>Principal Lecturer in Social 
Work<BR>School of Health and Social Care<BR>Sheffield Hallam University<BR>33 
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Professor Wells:

What a great resource.

Could you say something about what you mean by "best
practices."  I read through the review and did not see
either the California or Illinois study.  Did these
not qualify for review?  

Bill



--- Susan Wells <SWELLS@che.umn.edu> wrote:
> While at the University of Illinois at
> Urbana-Champaign, we did a review of best practices
> in family preservation and family support for the
> Illinois Department of Children and Family Services
> (IDCFS).  The document should be available from the
> Children and Family Research Center, School of
> Social Work, Univeristy of Illinois. The web site is
> cfrcwww.social.uiuc.edu.  (Note: although it may
> appear to be backwards, the cfrc does come before
> the www.)
> 
> This project is part of Illiois' Family Centered
> Services project funded through the federal Adoption
> and Safe Families Act.
> 
> The document cite is Wells, S., Fuller, T. and
> associates. (August 2001). Program Evaluation in
> Family Centered Services Reference Text. It is a
> companion piece to the Program Evaluation in Family
> Centered Services Workbook, a manual on conducting
> self evaluations for family preservation and family
> support programs. Due to costs of reproduction, the
> Workbook is not yet widely available.
> 
> If the Reference Text is not available from the
> Center, the project was continued by Joel Milner and
> Julie Crouch, Department of Psychology, Northern
> Illinois University in DeKalb, Illinois.  The
> appropriate contacts for permission to obtain or
> purchase copies of the document are Debra
> Bridgeforth or Mary Dreiser at the IDCFS Office of
> Demonstration in the John A. Thompson Building, 100
> West Randolph St., 6-200, Chicago, IL.  60601.  The
> fax number is (312) 814-1905.
> 
> Susan 
> 
> ________________________________________________
> Susan J. Wells
> Gamble-Skogmo Professor in Child Welfare and Youth
> Policy
> School of Social Work
> University of Minnesota
> 105 Peters Hall
> 1404 Gortner Avenue
> St. Paul, MN  55108
> 
> (612) 624-4721 voice
> (612) 624-3744 fax
> swells@umn.edu
> 
> >>> A.E.Hollows@shu.ac.uk 12/20/01 12:08PM >>>
> 
> I have just been commissioned to prepare a
> literature review and mapping exercise for a local
> authority in the UK. This involves identifying
> their resources and shortfalls in family support
> (i.e. multi-sectoral preventive interventions,
> including family preservation)and
> identifying models of good practice for both
> individual services and models of integrated service
> provision. I have access to articles in
> Child Abuse and Neglect and also to Neil Guteman's
> recent book and would be glad to hear from anyone on
> the list of sources beyond this, as
> well as examples of good practice, preferably with
> empirical confirmation. All contributions willbe
> most gratefully received as the
> timescale for the work, which includes considerable
> consultation with users and service providers, is
> very tight.
> 
> Dr Anne Hollows
> Principal Lecturer in Social Work
> School of Health and Social Care
> Sheffield Hallam University
> 33 Collegiate Crescent 
> Sheffield S10 2BP
> 
> Tel +44(0)114 2252369
> Email: a.e.hollows@shu.ac.uk
> 
> By clicking on the GiveWater website
> http://www.givewater.org you can help raise  vital
> funds for WaterAid's work at no cost to you. 
> 


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