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Centre for International Health’s journal club, March 2025.

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'If you thought it would help, you'd do it straight away': school staff decisions to report to child protection

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'If you thought it would help, you'd do it straight away': school staff decisions to report to child protection

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Article on why school staff do and do not make reports of concern to Oranga Tamariki.

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Centre for Health Systems and Technology) symposium, Dunedin 2023

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Producing ‘facts’ about older people: interRAI assessments in social context

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Producing ‘facts’ about older people: interRAI assessments in social context

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European Society for Health and Medical Sociology in Antwerp, July 2024.

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Health research conference 2024. Where do digital age data come from?

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Health research conference 2024. Where do digital age data come from?

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Report on reasons, processes and outcomes of reporting to Oranga Tamariki by NZ Police. 

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Report on reasons, processes and outcomes of reporting to Oranga Tamariki by NZ Police. 

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Exploring the social context of big data production. 

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Exploring the social context of big data production. 

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A presentation made at the INVEST conference, University of Turku, Finland, May 16, 2024.

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InterRAI assessments as a data source: contextual findings

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InterRAI assessments as a data source: contextual findings

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Colhoun, S., Norris, P., Keddell, E., Willing, E., Cormack, D. (2024). InterRAI assessments as a data source: contextual findings. 4th interRAI Knowledge Exchange 2024: Using interRAI data to inform health and social policy. Te Whatu Ora, 69 Tory St, Wellington, March 14th, 2024.

Video available here: https://www.interrai.co.nz/data-research-and-reporting/research-network

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Whānau experiences of being reported to Oranga Tamariki: key themes.

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Whānau experiences of being reported to Oranga Tamariki: key themes.

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A report for the study participants, outlining the main findings relating to whānau and how they experience being reported to Oranga Tamariki. People are reported in diverse circumstances to Oranga Tamariki. Many people find the reporting and initial investigation stressful and our findings highlight how communication and practice should be improved in order to meet the needs of whānau and ensure respectful and transparent practice. Some whānau reported positive practice and outcomes, but they were a minority in this study.

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A report aimed at participants in the study, summarising the main findings. Key themes emphasise the relational context of schools, and how this guides reporting decisions. Schools try and 'support not report' whānau in all but the most severe cases, and are guided by how much support they can offer and parental reactions. Tipping points relate to chronic or escalating situations, less engagement or support exhaustion. Frustration with Oranga Tamariki's perceived high threshold for accepting reports combined with bureaucratic problems such as lack of feedback and delay have led to a loss of confidence in Oranga Tamariki and for some, this suppresses reporting. What this means for system design, policy and research is discussed.

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A presentation about the social context of producing INTerAI data

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Seminar slides: Shifting sands at the reporting interface: changing practice heuristics in child protection

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Seminar slides: Shifting sands at the reporting interface: changing practice heuristics in child protection

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This seminar presented NGO workers and school staff experiences of reporting decisions, delivered to Queens University, Belfast.

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The heuristic divergence between NGO reporters and child protection agencies: negotiating risk amidst shifting sands 

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The heuristic divergence between NGO reporters and child protection agencies: negotiating risk amidst shifting sands 

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An open access article, published in Children and Youth Services Review, describing NGO workers' rationales, social negotiations and ethical dilemmas relating to reporting decisions. When many reports are not accepted, NGO workers reduce their reporting behaviour.

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Seminar slides and video link: NGO practitioner decisions to report and whānau experiences of reports. 

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Seminar slides and video link: NGO practitioner decisions to report and whānau experiences of reports. 

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In this community feedback seminar we explained our key findings about how NGO practitioners make reports of concern, the interface with Oranga Tamariki, and whānau experiences of being reported.

Access the recording of the talk here:
https://echo360.net.au/media/85a5cc4a-7124-42fc-81b6-06a572c19896/public

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Colhoun, S., Keddell, E., Norris, P., Willing, E. & Cormack, D. (2022, Nov 10).  Whānau experiences of reports to child protection: Implications for practice and research. [Paper presentation]. Australia New Zealand Schools of Social Work conference, Melbourne.

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Colhoun, S., Keddell, E., Norris, P., Willing, E. & Cormack, D. (2022, Nov 10).  Whānau experiences of reports to child protection: Implications for practice and research. [Paper presentation]. Australia New Zealand Schools of Social Work conference, Melbourne.

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A conference presentation about whānau experiences of being reported.