Ann Potter

• It's good to talk’ – judicial allocation decision making and the Family Court

  Ann Potter, Kathryne Newton et al.•ARTICLE•The Journal of Social Welfare Law•2015•References: 6

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  This article focuses on the opportunities and potential benefits of collaborative judicial working and social processes within the new Family Court. To illustrate this, findings from a recent evaluation by the authors of the Greater Manchester Gatekeeping and Allocation – Care Proceedings Pilot (the Manchester Pilot) will be presented. In the Manchester Pilot, the allocation of care cases to a particular level of court became a collaborative judi…

• Reflections of a Higher Specialist PQ Student Group on the Munro Recommendations for Children’s Social Workers

  David A Edmondson, David Edmondson et al.•ARTICLE•Practice•2013•References: 2

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  The article explores the perspectives of senior social work practitioners and managers on Eileen Munro’s analysis of the state of child protection, her recommendations and the impact on their agencies of her recommendations. Generally, Munro’s analysis resonated with the participants’ own experiences. They agreed she had accurately captured the complexity and frustrations of their daily experience and whilst her recommendations were welcomed by p…

• Reflections of a Higher Specialist PQ Student Group on the Munro Recommendations for Children’s Social Workers

  David A Edmondson, David Edmondson et al.•ARTICLE•Practice•2013•References: 2

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  The article explores the perspectives of senior social work practitioners and managers on Eileen Munro’s analysis of the state of child protection, her recommendations and the impact on their agencies of her recommendations. Generally, Munro’s analysis resonated with the participants’ own experiences. They agreed she had accurately captured the complexity and frustrations of their daily experience and whilst her recommendations were welcomed by p…

• It's good to talk’ – judicial allocation decision making and the Family Court

  Ann Potter, Kathryne Newton et al.•ARTICLE•The Journal of Social Welfare Law•2015•References: 6

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  This article focuses on the opportunities and potential benefits of collaborative judicial working and social processes within the new Family Court. To illustrate this, findings from a recent evaluation by the authors of the Greater Manchester Gatekeeping and Allocation – Care Proceedings Pilot (the Manchester Pilot) will be presented. In the Manchester Pilot, the allocation of care cases to a particular level of court became a collaborative judi…

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