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Case reopening: an emerging issue in child welfare services
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|December 1, 1977
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A retrospective longitudinal study of the frequency and correlates of case reopening in a child welfare population revealed that one-third of all closed cases were reopened. Predictors of reopening were the child's age, ethnicity and prior agency experience.
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