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Post-qualifying standard: knowledge and skills statement for child and family practitioners May 2018 2 Contents 1) Relationships and effective direct work 3 2) Communication 3 3) Child development 4 4) Adult mental ill health, substance misuse, domestic abuse, physical ill health and disability 4 5) Abuse and neglect of children 4 6) Child and family assessment 5 7) Analysis, decision-making, planning and review 5 8) The law and the family and youth justice systems 6 9) The role of supervision 6 10) Organisational context 7 3 knowledge and skills for child and family practitioners A child and family social worker should be able to do the following: 1) Relationships and effective direct work Build effective relationships with children, young people and families, which form the bedrock of all support and child protection responses.
Use professional curiosity and authority while maintaining a position of partnership, involving all key family members, including fathers. Acknowledge any conflict between parental and children’s interests, prioritising the protection of children as set out in legislation.
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