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Barriers and facilitators to detecting child abuse and neglect in general emergency departments

Tiyyagura, G., Gawel, M., Koziel, J. R., Asnes, A., & Bechtel, K. (Annals of emergency medicine, 2015)

Study objective: Child abuse and neglect is common in the United States, and victims often present to emergency departments (EDs) for care. Most US children who seek care in EDs are treated in general EDs without specialized ...
Confronting Commercial Sexual Exploitation and Sex Trafficking of Minors in the United States: A Guide for the Health Care Sector

Institute of Medicine and the National Research Council (Institute of Medicine and the National Research Council, 2014)

Following this introduction, Section 2 provides definitions of relevant terms, a set of guiding principles, a summary of what is known about the extent of the problem, and an overview of risk factors and consequences. Section ...
The Consequences of Reporting Child Maltreatment: Are School Personnel at Risk for Secondary Traumatic Stress?

VanBergeijk, E. O., & Sarmiento, T. L. (Brief Treatment and Crisis Intervention, 2006)

As mandated reporters, school personnel are exposed to child maltreatment. Often these experiences result in a range of emotional, psychological, and physical symptoms and in some cases these symptoms may comprise Secondary ...
Educating Health Care Professionals on Human Trafficking

Grace, A. M., Lippert, S., Collins, K., Pineda, N., Tolani, A., Walker, R., ... & Horwitz, S. M. (Pediatric emergency care, 2014)

Background: The US Department of State estimates that there are between 4 and 27 million individuals worldwide in some form of modern slavery. Recent studies have demonstrated that 28% to 50% of trafficking victims in the ...
GPs role identifying young people who self-harm: a mixed methods study

Fox, F., Stallard, P., & Cooney, G. (Family practice, 2015)

Background: Self-harm is common among young people and is evident in increasingly younger age groups. Many young people who self-harm do visit their GP but do not access specialist support. GP’s can find it challenging to ...
How Social Workers' Perceptions as Mandated Reporters May Impact Reporting Suspected Child Abuse

Goulart, D. (Walden University, 2018)

Child maltreatment is a worldwide concern. In the Commonwealth of Virginia, social workers are mandated reporters. When there is reasonable suspicion, they are required by law to report suspected child maltreatment to ...
Mandatory Child Abuse Reporting Laws in Georgia: Strengthening Protection for Georgia Children

Johnson, M. (Georgia State University Law Review, 2015)

In 2011, an estimated 681,000 children were victims of abuse or neglect in the United States.18 Approximately 120,000 of those children suffered some type of physical abuse, approximately 62,000 suffered sexual abuse, and ...
Oral and dental signs of child abuse and neglect

Costacurta, M., Benavoli, D., Arcudi, G., & Docimo, R. (Oral & implantology, 2015)

Aim: The aim of this report is to identify the main oral and dental aspects of physical and sexual abuse and dental neglect in childhood, contributing to the precocious identification and diagnosis in a dental practice. ...
Patterns of reporting by health care and nonhealth care professionals to child protection services in Canada

Tonmyr, L., Li, Y. A., Williams, G., Scott, D., & Jack, S. M. (Paediatrics & child health, 2010)

Background: All Canadian jurisdictions require certain professionals to report suspected or observed child maltreatment. The present study examined the types of maltreatment, level of harm and child functioning issues ...
Report decision-making patterns among mandated child abuse reporters

Zellman, G. L. (Child Abuse & Neglect, 1990)

The goal of this investigation was to examine whether reporting decisions could be described by a coherent process that was consistent across incidents of suspected abuse. Using case vignettes imbedded in a national mail ...
When the Court Interprets Legislative Intent: Mandatory Reporting of Child Abuse

Russell, K. A., & Wade, A. R. (Journal of Nursing Regulation, 2015)

In 2009, a nurse was arrested and charged with endangering the welfare of a child in violation of state law because the nurse did not report suspected sexual abuse of children. After an investigation and hearing, the board ...

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