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Building Bridges? - Expectations and Experiences of Child Contact Centres in Scotland

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BUILDING BRIDGES? - EXPECTATIONS AND EXPERIENCES OF CHILD CONTACT CENTRES IN SCOTLAND

THEMATIC FRAMEWORK FOR ANALYSIS

The study made use of several different thematic frameworks reflecting the different populations involved in the study. The following provide a broad overview of the thematic categories used to analyse family accounts (Framework One) and staff/referrer and Sheriff accounts (Framework Two).

Framework One - families

Chart One: Case background

Chart Two: History of family break-up/family circumstances

Chart Three: Experiences of referral

Chart Four: Expectations of the CCC

Chart Five: Decision-making around using a CCC

Chart Six: Experience of using the centre(s)

Chart Seven: Experiences and views about CCC staff

Chart Eight: Outcomes

Chart Nine: General views about CCC provision and the legal system


Framework Two - staff/referrer/Sherrifs

Chart One: Background - role and experience of Child Contact Centres/family law issues

Chart Two: Referral patterns and processes

Chart Three: Profiles of families using CCCs

Chart Four: Terms of provision

Chart Five: Experiences and views about CCC staff roles

Chart Six: Experience of the role of centres in family cases

Chart Seven: After contact - views and experiences of case outcomes

Chart Eight: General views about CCC provision and the legal system

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