From Court Proceedings to Care:: Applying Outcomes of Care Proceedings for Children Study Method to Analyse North Yorkshire County Council’s CYPS data

Judith M Masson; Ludivine B E Garside; Sean Jenny

From Court Proceedings to Care: Applying Outcomes of Care Proceedings for Children Study Method to Analyse North Yorkshire County Council’s CYPS data

Judith M Masson, Ludivine B E Garside, Sean Jenny

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Abstract

The Outcomes of Care Proceedings for Children Study established that 20% of children subject to proceedings in the (random) Study sample were not in care before, during or after proceedings, raising questions about the use of proceedings. The use of care proceedings is not recorded in the Looked after Children and Children in need databases so links between proceedings and services cannot be seen. The Outcomes Study researchers devised a simplified method to enable local authorities to analyse their social care data with legal department data to show the impact of care proceedings on care. This was successfully piloted in one LA. Findings were displayed in simple visualizations.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Data visualisation in children's social care
Editors	Renuka Jeyarajah-Dent
Place of Publication	London
Publisher	Nuffield Foundation
Chapter	5
Pages	22-27
Number of pages	6
Publication status	Published - 5 Jul 2019

Keywords

Data linkage
looked after children
care proceedings
leaving care curve
CLA database
CiN database

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Linking children’s social care data to information about their care proceedings to understand the use of care proceedings and their effects on parents, children and local authorities
Masson, J. M., Garside, L. B. E. & Jenney, S., Aug 2020, In: Child and Family Social Work. 9 p.
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Child Protection in Court: Outcomes for Children: Establishing outcomes of care proceedings for children before and after care proceedings reform
Masson, J. M., Dickens, J., Garside, L. B. E., Bader, K. F. & Young, J., 10 Dec 2019, Bristol: School of Law, University of Bristol. 311 p.
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Child protection in court: outcomes for children: Executive Summary
Masson, J. M., Dickens, J., Garside, L. B. E., Bader, K. F. & Young, J., 30 Oct 2019, 1 ed. Bristol: School of Law, University of Bristol. 11 p.
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Outcomes for children subject to care proceedings before and after care proceedings reform
Masson, J. M. (Principal Investigator)
1/09/15 → 31/07/18
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Masson, J. M., Garside, L. B. E., & Jenny, S. (2019). From Court Proceedings to Care: Applying Outcomes of Care Proceedings for Children Study Method to Analyse North Yorkshire County Council’s CYPS data. In R. Jeyarajah-Dent (Ed.), Data visualisation in children's social care (pp. 22-27). Nuffield Foundation. https://www.coram.org.uk/resource/data-visualisation-childrens-social-care

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From Court Proceedings to Care: Applying Outcomes of Care Proceedings for Children Study Method to Analyse North Yorkshire County Council’s CYPS data. / Masson, Judith M ; Garside, Ludivine B E; Jenny, Sean.
Data visualisation in children's social care. ed. / Renuka Jeyarajah-Dent. London: Nuffield Foundation, 2019. p. 22-27.

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From Court Proceedings to Care: Applying Outcomes of Care Proceedings for Children Study Method to Analyse North Yorkshire County Council’s CYPS data

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Linking children’s social care data to information about their care proceedings to understand the use of care proceedings and their effects on parents, children and local authorities

Child Protection in Court: Outcomes for Children: Establishing outcomes of care proceedings for children before and after care proceedings reform

Child protection in court: outcomes for children: Executive Summary

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Outcomes for children subject to care proceedings before and after care proceedings reform

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