Piloting different approaches to personalised offender management in the English criminal justice system
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In this article, the authors report findings from an evaluation of a personalization approach for the UK social care sector and compare it to other sectors, such as health care and education.Abstract:
Various approaches to personalisation are well-established in the UK social care sector and are now starting to ‘travel’ to other sectors. In this paper we report findings from an evaluation of a p...read more
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