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The Child Protection and Mothers in Substance Abuse Treatment

Australian Catholic University
Taplin, Stephanie
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The data were collected as part of the Child Protection and Mothers in Substance Abuse Treatment Study. The data aim at helping identigying predictors of involvement in the child protection system amongst substance using mothers. The data were collected from face to face interviews (hardcopy notes; interview schedule, questionnaires and scales). Data formats: Microsoft Word for administration documents (e.g. interview schedule). 171 Interviews - 1 hour and a quarter on average. Written notes – closed response questions. Approximately 500 data variables.
Mediated access by contacting Dr. Stephanie Taplin.

Issued: 2009

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