Welfare‐to‐work interventions and their effects on the mental and physical health of lone parents and their children

Overview of attention for article published in Cochrane database of systematic reviews, August 2017

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New from #CSO_Scotland https://t.co/kupRIyFfWk Welfare‐to‐work interventions and their effects on the mental and physical health of lone parents and their children

01 May 2019

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Here is the PubMed link to the study on welfare-to-work programs: https://t.co/Ild8OLywGn @DanyaalRaza https://t.co/Cs5c1QqRo6

07 Nov 2017

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RT @dominof: Welfare to Work programs Worsen Most Outcomes https://t.co/XiH7cQ8WNx #welfarereform Change WtW for patient goals; not just "o…

09 Sep 2017

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RT @dominof: Welfare to Work programs Worsen Most Outcomes https://t.co/XiH7cQ8WNx #welfarereform Change WtW for patient goals; not just "o…

09 Sep 2017

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