Publications and Presentations
Publications
Papers published or submitted for publication in 2009 include:
- Zerk, D., Mertin, P., Proeve, M., (2009) "Domestic Violence and Maternal Reports of Young Children's functioning", Journal of Family Violence, Vol 24, No 7, 423-432.
- Scott, D. (2009), "The landscape of child maltreatment" The Lancet, Vol 373 No 9658, 101-102.
- Scott, D. (2009) "Early Intervention with Families of Vulnerable Children", book chapter in "Social Work: Contexts and Practice", Oxford University Press, Melbourne, ISBN: 978 0 195562873
- Lewig, K., Arney, F., & Salveron, M. (2009) "The Working with Refugee Families Project" Australian Centre for Child Protection, ISBN: 978 0 9804107 54 Online (pdf, 766Kb)
- Parry, Y., Maio-Taddeo, C.M., Arnold, L. & Nayda, R. (2009) "Professionals Protecting Children: Child Protection and Nursing and Midwifery Education in Australia" Australian Centre for Child Protection, ISBN: 978 0 9804107 61, ISBN: 978 0 9804107 78 Online (pdf, 598Kb)
- Arney, F., Bromfield, L., Lewig, K., Holzer, P. (2009) "Integrating strategies for delivering evidence-informed practice." Evidence and Policy, Vol 5 No2, 179-191.
- Daniel, B., Vincent, S.,Farrall, E., & Arney, F. "How is the Concept of Resilience Operationalised in Practice with Vulnerable Children?" International Journal of Child & Family Welfare,Vol 12 No 1, 2-21.
- Scott, D. (2009) "Think child, think family": How adult specialist services can support children at risk of abuse and neglect, Family Matters, 81; 37-42, Australian Institute of Family Studies.
- Australian Centre for Child Protection Brochure (pdf, 798Kb)
Presentations
Presentations undertaken during 2009 include:
- "Values and Vocation: the essence of working with fragile families" presented by Professor Dorothy Scott at the Australian Association of Maternal, Child and Family Health Nurses Conference in Adelaide on 4 April 2009.
- “Resilience - Children of the Future” presented by Dr Fiona Arney at the National Summit on Resilience for Children auspiced by Resilience Australia and held at Parliament House, Canberra on the 16 June 2009.
- “Building Evidence Informed Practice in Child Protection” presented by Dr Fiona Arney at the Centre for Excellence in Child and Family Welfare Conference in Melbourne on 22 June 2009.
- “Public health approach to child protection: Method or metaphor?” presented by Dr Fiona Arney at the Australasian Human Development Conference in Adelaide on 7 July2009.
- "Findings and Implications of ARC Linkage Study on the Diffusion of Innovations in Child and Family Welfare" presented by Professor Dorothy Scott and Dr Fiona Arney at a workshop for staff of Uniting Care Burnside on 12 March 2009 in Sydney
- "A public health approach to child protection" presented by Professor Dorothy Scott and Dr Fiona Arney at a workshop for senior staff from Health and related sectors of SA Government on 30th March 2009 in Adelaide.
- "Successful Ingredients for Early Years Initiatives" presented by Professor Dorothy Scott at a Symposium at Galilee School, Aldinga on 29 April 2009.
- "A Public Health Approach to Child Protection", presented by Professor Dorothy Scott at the Australian College for Child and Family Protection Practitioners National Conference, Brisbane on 22 May 2009.
- "Toward a National Approach to Child Protection – Obstacles and Opportunities" presented by Professor Dorothy Scott at the Crawford Lecture at Australian National University, Canberra on 28 July 2009.
- "A Public Health Model of Child Protection" presented by Professor Dorothy Scott at a Symposium of the Australian Association of Social Workers SA Branch in Adelaide on 19 August 2009.
- "A Collaborative Initiative on Homelessness and Child Protection" presented by Professor Dorothy Scott and Tim Marchant from Mission Australia for the Australian Research Alliance for Children and Youth Access Grid at University of Adelaide on 20 August 2009.
- "Homelessness and Child Protection" presented by Professor Dorothy Scott and Tim Marchant from Mission Australia at the National Conference of the Australian Research Alliance for Children and Youth, in Melbourne on 2 September 2009.
- "Resilient Communities: what does it take to rebuild the village?" presented by Professor Dorothy Scott at the Child and Family Health 100 Year Celebration,Women’s & Children’s Hospital in Adelaide on 22 September 2009.
International Presentations
Professor Dorothy Scott was a Visiting Scholar at Trinity College Dublin where she was the external examiner for their Masters of Child Protection and Welfare program. She will undertook invited public presentations on comparative child protection policy at Trinity College, the University of York and the University of Stirling in late June 2009 which included:
- "A Public Health Approach to Child Protection" at University of York, York, England on 16 June 2009.
- "Child Protection Policy at the Crossroads" at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland on 22 June 2009.
- "A Public Health Approach to Child Protection" at University of Stirling, Stirling, Scotland by invitation symposium for Scottish and English senior civil servants and UK academics on 30 June 2009.