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Second Literature Review Executive summary Professor Alan Carr

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Literature Review on the Outcomes for Survivors of Child Maltreatment in Residential Care or Birth Families   Report by Professor Alan Carr, University College Dublin

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Evidence from anonymous witnesses "Susan" (BFI), and "Susan" (BFA), the read in letter of anonymous witness "Amy" (BKX) and the read in statements of anonymous witnesses "Elizabeth" (BFC) and "Janie" (AAX).

Evidence from Ian Brodie and Philip Robinson.

Evidence from Stuart McKay, William Dunbar and Judy Cochrane.