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Preventing rural child abuse: progress in spite of cutbacks |
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| Authors: | D D Andrews R R Linden |
| Abstract: | Professionals in a rural community started a service delivery program not in spite of, but because of, economic distress, to counteract the increase in child abuse caused by economic depression. Public education is shown to be a necessary tool in the establishment of new services. |
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