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Appendix 2.1: Details of search strategy

Table 1: Keywords and descriptors used

Service integration/co-ordination

HCHH

service provision
service cooperation
service collaboration
service coordination
service partnership
multi agency
inter agency
inter disciplinary
inter professional
social support
joined up

intervention
social support

“high risk famil*”

“imperfect famil*”

“needy famil*”

“problem famil*”

“disintegrating famil*”

“troubled famil*”

“disadvantaged famil*”

“high cost famil*”

“high needs famil*”

“high cost high harm famil*”

“cross generation”

“low achievement”

“children at risk”

“child abuse”

“child neglect”

vulnerab*

“multiple complex problems”

“multiple problems”

Bibliographic Database searched

Medline, ERIC, Sociological Abstracts, Econlit, ASSIA, CINAHL, Social Services Abstracts, NCJRS, PAIS,
International Bibliography of Social Science, PsychInfo, EMBASE, Cochrane Library, C2 SPECTRE, HDA
Database, SIGLE, and British Library Catalogue

Grey literature searching

1. Contact with experts

The following experts were contacted:

Professor Berry Mayall, Social Science Research Unit (SSRU), Institute of Education, University of London

Professor Priscilla Alderson, SSRU, Institute of Education, University of London

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