AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF THE KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS NEEDED FOR CHILD WELFARE PRACTICE
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PARDECK, J.T., AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF THE KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS NEEDED FOR CHILD WELFARE PRACTICE. EARLY CHILD DEVELOPMENT AND CARE, Vol. 44 (1989), 87-91 p.
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Bienestar, Formación de personal, Infancia, Perfil profesional
Bienestar, Formación de personal, Infancia, Perfil profesional
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