Childhood Obesity and Neglect?

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wendaroo Posted: 21 Jan 2011 1:31 PM

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I am currently doing my dissertation for my MA in Social Work, my dissertation is on childhood obesity and whether or not Social Workers should intervene. I will be looking at whether it is neglect or abuse and what could/should be done by Children's Services.

I would appreciate any views, papers or links to articles of relevance, particularly in relation to serious case reviews or cases of children being removed from their parents.

If anyone does have any views could they please state whether or not they mind their views being used within my study (names can be changed or omitted if needed).

Any responses and views would be gratefully received

Many Thanks

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