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Volume 16, Number 2 April 2011 This publication for CHILD welfare professionals is pro-duced by the North Carolina Division of Social SERVICES and the Family and Children s Resource Program, part of the Jordan Institute for Families within the School of Social Work at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. In summarizing research, we try to give you new ideas for refin-ing your practice. However, this publication is not intended to replace CHILD welfare training, regular supervision, or peer consultation only to enhance us hear from you!To comment about something that appears in Practice Notes, please contact:John McMahonJordan Institute for FamiliesSchool of Social WorkUNC Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, NC StaffMellicent BlytheLane CookeJohn McMahonTiffany PriceVisit Our CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES INTAKEI ntake is an essential part of our efforts to protect children.
Volume 16, Number 2 April 2011 This publication for child welfare professionals is pro-duced by the North Carolina Division of Social Services and
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