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Integrating services for young children and their families
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| Integrating services for young children and their families |
Image: /Aaron\ / flickr15 February 2010In an effort to improve outcomes for young children and their families, governments in all developed nations are making efforts to integrate services more effectively. This policy brief explores the rationale behind these efforts, what is known about their effectiveness, and the implications for policy makers and practitioners.
In this brief, integrating services refers to the process of building connections between services of different types so as to create a system that is more comprehensive and cohesive, as well as services being more accessible and more responsive.
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