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‘I don’t want my face on the front page of The Sun’: the ‘Baby P effect’ as a barrier to social worker discretion
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Journal of Children's Services
Journal of Children's Services (2022) 17 (1): 45–58.
Published: 28 January 2022
... groups, questionnaire, interviews and “Critical Realist Grounded Theory”. Findings The study found that social worker discretion was continuing to be undermined by the “Baby P effect”; not only in the sense of increasing numbers of children within the system but also by the perpetual fear of being...
