Tracy Wilde
Biographic Data
| ID | 6468703 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tracy Wilde |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tracy |
| FAMILY NAME | Wilde |
| SIGNATURE | WILDE T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Griffith University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 25 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Characteristics, Circumstances and Support Needs of Older Young People Entering Care for the First Time: A Scoping Review
While there is ample literature on children in care, there has been very limited research around older young people (15–17 years) entering care for the first time. Being able to ascertain the common characteristics, circumstances and support needs of this cohort of young people and their families will enable better understanding of contributing factors to care entry, and how to potentially address these through earlier interventions and prevent c…
Worker Safety in High-risk Child Protection and Domestic Violence Cases
Purpose Few studies have investigated how high-risk domestic and family violence perpetrators threaten staff, how organizations support staff, and whether communities of practice improve service coordination and the safety of workers and the families they serve. The purpose of this article is to explore worker safety among practitioners involved in high-risk domestic and family violence and child protection cases. Methods Participatory action res…
Sustainable social networks for mothers in recovery: The mirror families model
As a profession, social work is concerned with the person in the social context; yet, interventions typically involve formal service provision while the informal network is rarely a focal point. This well-established approach has implications across all fields of social work practice, but perhaps nowhere more so than in the alcohol and other drug treatment and child welfare sectors, as both support socially isolated individuals and families. This…
High-Risk Cases at the Intersection of Domestic/Family Violence and Child Protection: Learning from Practice
Inclusivity in Interagency Responses to Domestic Violence and Child Protection
The integrated response model offers opportunities for agencies to unite to address domestic violence and its intersections with other elements of oppression including colonialism, racism, and heterosexism. This article explores the workings of a well-established integrated response in relation to minoritised populations. Thirty staff from member organisations of the integrated response participated in semi-structured interviews. Using qualitativ…
Interagency Working in Child Protection and Domestic Violence
Integrated responses to domestic violence bring together key related areas such as child protection. This study examined important learning from an established integrated response in Queensland. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 30 members of the integrated response regarding the operation of the model. Progress was evident in the operation of the model, often harnessed by increased collaboration and trust. Challenges remained regard…
Interagency Working in Child Protection and Domestic Violence
Integrated responses to domestic violence bring together key related areas such as child protection. This study examined important learning from an established integrated response in Queensland. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 30 members of the integrated response regarding the operation of the model. Progress was evident in the operation of the model, often harnessed by increased collaboration and trust. Challenges remained regard…
Inclusivity in Interagency Responses to Domestic Violence and Child Protection
The integrated response model offers opportunities for agencies to unite to address domestic violence and its intersections with other elements of oppression including colonialism, racism, and heterosexism. This article explores the workings of a well-established integrated response in relation to minoritised populations. Thirty staff from member organisations of the integrated response participated in semi-structured interviews. Using qualitativ…
High-Risk Cases at the Intersection of Domestic/Family Violence and Child Protection: Learning from Practice
Worker Safety in High-risk Child Protection and Domestic Violence Cases
Purpose Few studies have investigated how high-risk domestic and family violence perpetrators threaten staff, how organizations support staff, and whether communities of practice improve service coordination and the safety of workers and the families they serve. The purpose of this article is to explore worker safety among practitioners involved in high-risk domestic and family violence and child protection cases. Methods Participatory action res…
Inclusivity in Interagency Responses to Domestic Violence and Child Protection
The integrated response model offers opportunities for agencies to unite to address domestic violence and its intersections with other elements of oppression including colonialism, racism, and heterosexism. This article explores the workings of a well-established integrated response in relation to minoritised populations. Thirty staff from member organisations of the integrated response participated in semi-structured interviews. Using qualitativ…
Interagency Working in Child Protection and Domestic Violence
Integrated responses to domestic violence bring together key related areas such as child protection. This study examined important learning from an established integrated response in Queensland. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 30 members of the integrated response regarding the operation of the model. Progress was evident in the operation of the model, often harnessed by increased collaboration and trust. Challenges remained regard…
High-Risk Cases at the Intersection of Domestic/Family Violence and Child Protection: Learning from Practice
Sustainable social networks for mothers in recovery: The mirror families model
As a profession, social work is concerned with the person in the social context; yet, interventions typically involve formal service provision while the informal network is rarely a focal point. This well-established approach has implications across all fields of social work practice, but perhaps nowhere more so than in the alcohol and other drug treatment and child welfare sectors, as both support socially isolated individuals and families. This…
Worker Safety in High-risk Child Protection and Domestic Violence Cases
Purpose Few studies have investigated how high-risk domestic and family violence perpetrators threaten staff, how organizations support staff, and whether communities of practice improve service coordination and the safety of workers and the families they serve. The purpose of this article is to explore worker safety among practitioners involved in high-risk domestic and family violence and child protection cases. Methods Participatory action res…
Characteristics, Circumstances and Support Needs of Older Young People Entering Care for the First Time: A Scoping Review
While there is ample literature on children in care, there has been very limited research around older young people (15–17 years) entering care for the first time. Being able to ascertain the common characteristics, circumstances and support needs of this cohort of young people and their families will enable better understanding of contributing factors to care entry, and how to potentially address these through earlier interventions and prevent c…
Political science (5 works) · Public relations (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Child Abuse and Trauma (4 works) · Child protection (4 works) · Domestic violence (4 works) · Intimate Partner and Family Violence (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Medicine (4 works)