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Dina J Wilke

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Child & Adolescent Social Work Journal : C & A|May 10, 2021
The Importance of Job Demands and Supports: Promoting Retention Among Child Welfare WorkersMelissa Radey, Dina J Wilke
Journal of Interpersonal Violence|November 29, 2018
Client-Perpetrated Violence Among Frontline Child Welfare WorkersMelissa Radey, Dina J Wilke
Violence Against Women|July 12, 2014
Are Collaborations Enough? Professionals' Knowledge of Victim ServicesLinda Vinton, Dina J Wilke
The American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse|November 13, 2007
High-risk drinking among young adults: the influence of race and college enrollmentDarcy Clay Siebert, Dina J Wilke
Journal of American College Health : J of ACH|October 28, 2015
Sexual violence, weight perception, and eating disorder indicators in college femalesSara Groff Stephens, Dina J Wilke
The American Journal of Orthopsychiatry|November 12, 2003
An ecological model of maternal substance abuse and child neglect: issues, analyses, and recommendationsScottye J Cash, Dina J Wilke
Social Work|June 14, 2019
Predictors of Early Departure among Recently Hired Child Welfare WorkersDina J Wilke, Sarah Rakes, Karen A Randolph
Child Abuse & Neglect|November 3, 2005
Modeling treatment motivation in substance-abusing women with childrenDina J Wilke, Akihito Kamata, Scottye J Cash
Journal of Interpersonal Violence|March 5, 2019
RISE Up: Facilitating Frontline Responder Collaboration on Co-Occurring Child Welfare and Intimate Partner Violence CasesLisa Langenderfer-Magruder, Cassandra Olson, Dina J Wilke, et al.
Child Abuse & Neglect|February 26, 2025
Predictor importance of organizational factors of burnout in child welfare workersLauren H K Stanley, Melissa Radey, Lisa Magruder, et al.
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Child & Adolescent Social Work Journal : C & A|May 10, 2021
The Importance of Job Demands and Supports: Promoting Retention Among Child Welfare WorkersMelissa Radey, Dina J Wilke
Journal of Interpersonal Violence|November 29, 2018
Client-Perpetrated Violence Among Frontline Child Welfare WorkersMelissa Radey, Dina J Wilke
Violence Against Women|July 12, 2014
Are Collaborations Enough? Professionals' Knowledge of Victim ServicesLinda Vinton, Dina J Wilke
The American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse|November 13, 2007
High-risk drinking among young adults: the influence of race and college enrollmentDarcy Clay Siebert, Dina J Wilke
Journal of American College Health : J of ACH|October 28, 2015
Sexual violence, weight perception, and eating disorder indicators in college femalesSara Groff Stephens, Dina J Wilke
The American Journal of Orthopsychiatry|November 12, 2003
An ecological model of maternal substance abuse and child neglect: issues, analyses, and recommendationsScottye J Cash, Dina J Wilke
Social Work|June 14, 2019
Predictors of Early Departure among Recently Hired Child Welfare WorkersDina J Wilke, Sarah Rakes, Karen A Randolph
Child Abuse & Neglect|November 3, 2005
Modeling treatment motivation in substance-abusing women with childrenDina J Wilke, Akihito Kamata, Scottye J Cash
Journal of Interpersonal Violence|March 5, 2019
RISE Up: Facilitating Frontline Responder Collaboration on Co-Occurring Child Welfare and Intimate Partner Violence CasesLisa Langenderfer-Magruder, Cassandra Olson, Dina J Wilke, et al.
Child Abuse & Neglect|February 26, 2025
Predictor importance of organizational factors of burnout in child welfare workersLauren H K Stanley, Melissa Radey, Lisa Magruder, et al.
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