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Complete list of all POCLS publications and resources. Latest version December 2025
A newsletter for participants in the Pathways of Care Longitudinal Study for 2025
In this FACSIAR Lunch and Learn webinar, Jacek Anderst from the Gunnu-maana (Heal) Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Program, The George Institute f
In this FACSIAR Lunch and Learn webinar, Dr Amy Gill from the University of Sydney will present findings from her PhD research, which explored the placement, s
In this FACSIAR Lunch and Learn webinar, Professor Lynne McPherson, Dr Kylie Day and Dr Antonia Canosa from the Centre for Children and Young People at Souther
This report is an overview of the POCLS record linkage datasets, the process to gain approval to access the data, the requirements for use and reporting.
This publication summarises the evidence from the last ten years of the Pathways of Care Longitudinal Study
In this FACSIAR Lunch and Learn webinar, Dr Mary Taiwo, AEDC NSW state Coordinator with NSW Department of Education, presented the 2024 AEDC findings for NSW a
In this FACSIAR Lunch and Learn webinar, Dr Nafisa Asif, FACSIAR Senior Researcher and Dr Fred Wulczyn, Director for the Center for State-Child Welfare Data US
This report provides an overview of child protection reforms and the policy context during the POCLS data collection period.
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