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Horizons survey form

1. Please indicate which copies of Horizons you have seen or read?*
   June 2006, Edition 1
   November 2006, Edition 2
   May 2007, Edition 3
   October 2007, Edition 4
   March 2008 (current), Edition 5
2. How did you find out about Horizons?*
   Work colleague
   Newsletter, please specify
   Workshop/forum, please specify
   Other, please specify
   
3. How do you prefer to access the Horizons research newsletter?*
   Paper
   Email
   Online (via Infonet/Internet)
4. How relevant is the Horizons research newsletter for your child protection practice?

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   a) Research article summaries*
   b) Practitioners comments*
   c) Research news and events*
   d) Usefulness for practice (i.e. able to apply or practice knowledge gained from newsletter)*

5. How do you prefer the newsletter to be organised?*
   Have a variety of articles (current format)
   Editions are theme based (for example, domestic violence, child protection, substance abuse)
   Other, please specify
6. Do you have topics that you would like to read or find out about in future editions of the Horizons newsletter?
   
7. Which organisation are you from?*
   Department of Child Safety
   Non-Government Organisation
   Other Government Department
   Other, please specify
8. Further feedback
   Please provide your contact details (name and phone or email) if you would like to provide additional feedback or are willing to be contacted about this survey (Note: all information provided will be treated confidentially).
   

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