The day to day work of social professionals working with ‘hard to reach’ people, is known to be highly complex. Especially the interdependent relationship with other agencies. |
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Ervaren complexiteit van sociale professionals die werken met moeilijk bereikbare burgersDe relatie met ketenpartners |
Tijdschrift | PROCES, Aflevering 2 2018 |
Trefwoorden | Sociale professionals in de frontlijn, Complexiteit, Ketenpartners, Moeilijk bereikbaren |
Auteurs | Drs. Jeanet de Jong en Heleen Jansen Msc |
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Weerbaarder door reflectieErvaringen in PI Vught |
Tijdschrift | PROCES, Aflevering 6 2016 |
Trefwoorden | Gevangenispersoneel, Werkstress, Weerbaarheid, Reflectie |
Auteurs | Marie-José Geenen, Frank Stolzenbach, Diana Tedeschi e.a. |
SamenvattingAuteursinformatie |
This article discusses the importance of reflection for prison staff. Their work is both physical and emotionally incriminating. That increases risk on turnover, burn-out, psychosomatic diseases and negative experiences with prisoners. To render all challenges in their work it’s important to build up resiliency. One of the means to stimulate resilience is organized reflection. It is described how guided by experts, reflecting on own experiences can contribute to resilience of prison employees and strengthen their learning capacity. That is done by literature study and a description of experiences with organized reflection in PI Vught. |
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Linksom of rechtsom. Over (de)centralisering in de veiligheidszorg |
Tijdschrift | PROCES, Aflevering 3 2016 |
Auteurs | Dr. Janine Jansen |
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Overdag naar de eigen school en ’s nachts in detentieNachtdetentie als recht en niet beperkt tot de voorlopige hechtenis |
Tijdschrift | PROCES, Aflevering 4 2011 |
Trefwoorden | night detention, juvenile detention, night detention, juvenile criminal law and penitentiary law |
Auteurs | Mr. Jolande uit Beijerse en Mr. Ingeborg Jansen |
SamenvattingAuteursinformatie |
Since 2003, Dutch juveniles on remand who go to school or have work can be held in ‘night detention’: they attend their school or work during the day and spend the nights and weekends in a young offender institution. The authors examine how this form of youth detention relates to basic principles in juvenile criminal law and penitentiary law. They argue that based on international standards stating that juveniles should be detained with as few restraints as possible, night detention should be made available if circumstances allow it not only for juveniles on remand, but for juveniles subject to any form of detention. |
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Netwerken doe je zo! Vissen naar contacten in de multi-etnische samenleving |
Tijdschrift | PROCES, Aflevering 02 2007 |
Trefwoorden | Politie, Medewerker, Geweld, Abortus provocatus, Balans, Belofte, Bestuurder, Bewijslast, Bouw, Coöperatie |
Auteurs | Jansen, J. |