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The Munro Review and on-going work of the Social Work Reform Board have reinforced the importance of critical and reflective practice and that they are at the heart of high quality services for vulnerable children and families.
This one day seminar explores some of the barriers that can arise to working such a way and explores strategies for creating an environment that promotes a more analytical practice culture. The seminar will look at messages from research and the wider literature as well as looking at a number of practice tools that support analysis.
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Attendance is free to members of Making Research Count at the University of Bedfordshire and King's College London. For non-members, the cost is £120 per person.
Local authority bookings must be made via your Learning and Development Department. For all other bookings, please contact Janet Noble, Making Research Count, King's College London at: janet.noble@kcl.ac.uk
Cara Senouni
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Making Research Count
Department of Applied Social Studies
University of Bedfordshire
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Research» Institute of Applied Social Research» Making Research Count» MRC Upcoming events» Friday 2 March 2012 Critical Analysis in Practice: 'The Challenge of Learing the Lessons from Serious Case Reviews'- Janet Lee and James Blewett
