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Exploring social worker's experiences working with child sexual abuse survivors who are intellectually disabled.
Sexual abuse of children with intellectual disabilities is a global phenomenon. The study aimed to explore social workers' experiences working with child sexual abuse survivors with intellectual disabilities. The study employed a qualitative research design, specifically a qualitative descriptive an...
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Department of Social Development
2026
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