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[154]-164) and index. 327 $aCover; Contents; Foreword; Part One - The contemporary framework of post-qualification child care practice; 1 Introduction - developing holistic social work practitioners; 2 The PQ framework, PQ and CPD developments: consolidation unit; 3 Reflective practice and reflective spaces; 4 Observational practices in working with children and families; 5 Every Child Matters and the context for inter-professional and inter-agency practice; 6 Practice education and 'enabling others'; Part Two - The post-qualification curriculum; 7 Focus on the child; 8 Child observation and professional practice 327 $a9 'Holding the child in mind': working in partnership with children, their families, carers and professionals10 Innovatory and regulatory practice in contemporary childcare social work; 11 Collaborative practice and its complexity; Part Three - Continuing professional development and future directions; 12 The way ahead: reflective practice and relationships; Bibliography; Index 330 8 $aThis textbook provides an authoritative overview of the Post-Qualifying Child Care Award in social work. 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