The interface between health and social services for children remains a difficult area. Although the benefits of joint working are clear, barriers arise from arguments about the theoretical basis for such work, professional perceptions and territories, and the nature of vulnerable client groups. The best way forward is the development of a common language to understand the needs of children and the services they receive.
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