Items where Author is "Peckover, Sue"

JAY, Nicola, PECKOVER, Sue, REHMAN, Naheeda, JAVED, Farhat and CHOWBEY, Punita (2021). South Asian mothers' views and experiences of accessing paediatric allergy services in Sheffield for their babies and/or young children (Abstract only). Clinical & Experimental Allergy, 51 (1), p. 165. [Article]

PECKOVER, Sue, SHEARN, Katie, WOOD, David, FRANKLAND, Sharon and DAY, Patricia (2020). Extending the Scope of Health Visiting and School Nursing Practice Within a 0–19 Service. Journal of Health Visiting, 8 (10), 426-434. [Article]

PECKOVER, Sue, JAY, N., CHOWBEY, Punita, REHMAN, N., JAVED, F. and COOKE, J. (2020). South Asian mothers' views and experiences of accessing paediatric allergy services in Sheffield for their babies and/or young children [abstract only]. Allergy, 75, 262-263. [Article]

PECKOVER, Sue (2019). Brain-based discourses and early intervention: a critical debate for health visiting. Journal of Health Visiting. [Article]

DAY, Patricia, PECKOVER, Sue, HAZELBY, Gayle, CHAUHDRY, Hayley, KIRKHAM, Lucy and MCALEAVY, Janet (2018). Putting new therapeutic communication skills into public health nursing practice: the student experience. British journal of school nursing, 13 (8), 386-392. [Article]

ASTON, Megan and PECKOVER, Sue (2017). Examining the social construction of surveillance: a critical issue for health visitors and public health nurses working with mothers and children. Journal of Clinical Nursing, 27 (1-2), e379-e389. [Article]

APPLETON, Jane and PECKOVER, Sue, eds. (2015). Child Protection, Public Health and Nursing. Protecting Children and Young People . Edinburgh, Dunedin Academic Press Ltd. [Edited Book]

BERRICK, Jill D, PECKOVER, Sue, POSO, Tarja and SKIVENES, Marit (2015). The formalized framework for decision-making in child protection care orders : a cross-country analysis. Journal of European Social Policy, 25 (4), 366-378. [Article]

PECKOVER, Sue and TROTTER, Fiona (2015). Keeping the focus on children: the challenges of safeguarding children affected by domestic abuse. Health & Social Care In The Community, 23 (4), 377-407. [Article]

PECKOVER, Sue and GOLDING, Berenice (2015). Domestic abuse and safeguarding children : critical issues for multiagency work. Child Abuse Review, 26 (1), 40-50. [Article]

HALL, Christopher, PECKOVER, Sue and WHITE, Sue (2014). e-Solutions to sharing information in child protection: the rise and fall of ContactPoint. In: THRIFT, Nigel, TICKELL, Adam, WOOLGAR, Steve and RUPP, William H., (eds.) Globalization in Practice. Oxford, Oxford University Press, 219-222. [Book Section]

PECKOVER, Sue and EVERSON, Angela (2014). Putting men’s abuse of women on the childcare agenda : an innovative specialist domestic abuse project. Practice: Social Work in Action, 26 (3), 143-159. [Article]

PECKOVER, Sue (2014). Domestic abuse, safeguarding children and public health : towards an analysis of discursive forms and surveillant techniques in contemporary UK policy and practice. British Journal of Social Work, 44 (7), 1770-1787. [Article]

PECKOVER, Sue, SMITH, Sue and WONDERGEM, Fiona (2013). Doing ‘Serious Case Reviews’ : the views and experiences of NHS named and designated Safeguarding Children professionals. Child Abuse Review, 24 (5), 365-377. [Article]

PECKOVER, Sue (2013). From ‘public health’ to ‘safeguarding children’ : British health visiting in policy, practice and research. Children & Society, 27 (2), 116-126. [Article]

PECKOVER, Sue, MOGOTLANE, Sophie, GLAVIN, Kari and ASTON, Megan (2013). Public health nursing in the 21st century : challenges and opportunities for women and children’s health. Nursing Research and Practice, 2013, 1-2. [Article]

SAARIO, Sirpa, HALL, Christopher and PECKOVER, Sue (2012). Inter-professional electronic documents and child health : a study of persisting non-electronic communication in the use of electronic documents. Social Science and Medicine, 75 (12), 2207-2214. [Article]

PECKOVER, Sue and SMITH, Suzanne (2011). Public Health Approaches to Safeguarding Children. Child Abuse Review, 20 (4), 231-237. [Article]

WASTELL, D., PECKOVER, Sue, WHITE, S., BROADHURST, K., HALL, C. and PITHOUSE, A. (2011). Social work in the laboratory : using microworlds for practice research. British journal of social work, 41 (4), 744-760. [Article]

PECKOVER, Sue, BROADHURST, Karen, WHITE, Sue, WASTELL, David, HALL, Chris and PITHOUSE, Andres (2011). The fallacy of formalisation: practice makes process in the assessment of risks to children. In: KEMSHALL, Hazel and WILKINSON, Bernadette, (eds.) Good practice in assessing risk : current knoweldge, issues and approaches. Good practice in health, social care and criminal justice . London, Jessica Kingsley, 84-101. [Book Section]

HALL, Christopher, PARTON, Nigel, PECKOVER, Sue and WHITE, Sue (2010). Child-centric information and communication technology (ICT) and the fragmentation of child welfare practice in England. Journal of Social Policy, 39 (03), 393-413. [Article]

WASTELL, D., WHITE, S., BROADHURST, K., PECKOVER, Sue and PITHOUSE, A. (2010). Children's services in the iron cage of performance management : street-level bureaucracy and the spectre of Švejkism. International Journal of Social Welfare, 19 (3), 310-320. [Article]

BROADHURST, K, WASTELL, D, WHITE, S, HALL, C., PECKOVER, Sue, THOMPSON, K., PITHOUSE, A. and DAVEY, D. (2010). Performing 'initial assessment' : identifying the latent conditions for error at the front-door of local authority children's services. The British journal of social work advance access, 40 (2), 352-370. [Article]

PECKOVER, Sue (2009). Domestic abuse and safeguarding children. In: HUGHES, Liz and OWEN, Hilary, (eds.) Good practice in safeguarding children: working effectively in child protection. Good Practice in Health, Social Care and Criminal Justice . London, Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 143-162. [Book Section]

PECKOVER, Sue, HALL, Christopher and WHITE, Sue (2009). From policy to practice : the implementation and negotiation of technologies in everyday child welfare. Children & Society, 23 (2), 136-148. [Article]

PECKOVER, Sue (2009). 'Health' and safeguarding children: an ‘Expansionary Project’or 'Good Practice'? In: BROADHURST, Karen, GROVER, Chris and JAMIESON, Janet, (eds.) Critical perspectives on safeguarding children. Chichester, John Wiley & Sons, 149-169. [Book Section]

WHITE, S., HALL, C. and PECKOVER, Sue (2009). The descriptive tyranny of the Common Assessment Framework : technologies of categorization and professional practice in child welfare. British Journal of Social Work, 39 (7), 1197-1217. [Article]

PITHOUSE, A., HALL, C., PECKOVER, Sue and WHITE, S. (2009). A tale of two CAFs : the impact of the electronic Common Assessment Framework. British journal of social work, 39 (4), 599-612. [Article]

HALL, Christopher, PECKOVER, Sue and WHITE, Sue (2008). Social work in the information age. Community Care, 19, 26-27. [Article]

KENYON, Lynn and PECKOVER, Sue (2008). ‘A Juggling Act’: an analysis of the impact of providing clinical placements for pre-registration students on the organisation of community nursing and health visiting work. Nurse Education Today, 28 (2), 202-209. [Article]

PECKOVER, Sue, WHITE, Sue and HALL, Christopher (2008). Making and managing electronic children : E-assessment in child welfare. Information, Communication and Society, 11 (3), 375-394. [Article]

FEATHERSTONE, Brid and PECKOVER, Sue (2007). Letting them get away with it: fathers, domestic violence and child welfare. Critical Social Policy, 27 (2), 181-202. [Article]

PECKOVER, Sue and CHIDLAW, Robert (2007). Too frightened to care? Accounts by district nurses working with clients who misuse substances. Health & Social Care In The Community, 15 (3), 238-245. [Article]

PECKOVER, Sue and CHIDLAW, Robert G. (2007). The (un)-certainties of district nurses in the context of cultural diversity. Journal Of Advanced Nursing, 58 (4), 377-385. [Article]

CONNOLLY, Marie, HALL, Christopher, PECKOVER, Sue and WHITE, Sue (2007). E-technology and information sharing in child welfare Learning from the English experience. Children Australia, 32 (4), 4-8. [Article]

ELLIS, Lorraine and PECKOVER, Sue (2004). Research governance and postgraduate nurse education: the tensions and some solutions. Nurse researcher, 11 (1), 32-45. [Article]

PECKOVER, Sue (2003). Health visitors' understandings of domestic violence. Journal Of Advanced Nursing, 44 (2), 200-208. [Article]

PECKOVER, Sue and WINTERBURN, Susan (2003). Teaching research to undergraduate community nursing students: reflections upon curriculum design. Nurse Education in Practice, 3 (2), 104-111. [Article]

PECKOVER, Sue (2003). 'I could have just done with a little more help': an analysis of women's help-seeking from health visitors in the context of domestic violence. Health & Social Care In The Community, 11 (3), 275-282. [Article]

PECKOVER, Sue (2002). Domestic abuse and women's health: the challenge for primary care. Primary health care research and development, 3 (3), 151-158. [Article]

PECKOVER, Sue (2002). Focusing upon children and men in situations of domestic violence: an analysis of the gendered nature of British health visiting. Health & Social Care In The Community, 10 (4), 254-261. [Article]

PECKOVER, Sue (2002). Supporting and policing mothers: an analysis of the disciplinary practices of health visiting. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 38 (4), 369-377. [Article]

PECKOVER, Sue (2001). Domestic violence and protecting babies; the role of health care professionals. In: GORDON, Rosemary and HARRAN, Evender, (eds.) Fragile: handle with care. Protecting babies from harm. A reader. Leicester, NSPCC, 125-134. [Book Section]

PECKOVER, Sue (1998). Domestic violence: on the health visiting agenda? Community practitioner : the journal of the Community Practitioners' & Health Visitors' Association, 71 (12), 408-409. [Article]