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Supporting the Participation of Disabled Children and Young People in Decision-making

Franklin & Sloper, Social Policy Research Unit, University of York (Children & Society) · 2009 · Academic paper

Case study research in six areas, using interviews with 76 professionals, 24 parents and 21 disabled children, on what helps and hinders disabled children's involvement in decisions about their own care and in service development. Finds participation rarely embedded and sets out conditions for success.

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Supporting the Participation of Disabled Children and Young People in Decision-making

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