Titlebook: C. Henry Kempe: A 50 Year Legacy to the Field of Child Abuse and Neglect; Richard D. Krugman,Jill E. Korbin Book 2013 Springer Science+Bus

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The Battered Child Syndrome Paper: Influence on the Field of Child Neglectfactors underlying maltreatment to tailor a response to meet the needs of the individual child and family. Kempe et al. led the way showing that physicians, working with others, can play a valuable role helping ensure children’s health, development, and safety.

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Fatal Child Abuse and Neglectfatality review, and elder abuse fatality review. New programs address child grief support and nonfatal severe injury review. We have surpassed his science but his courage, candor, and clarity are seldom matched.

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Taking the Wrong Message: The Legacy of the Identification of the Battered Child Syndromert. This commentary discusses why the CPS system should be focused on the types of harms to children identified by in the BCS and outlines why a new approach is needed to meet the needs of other children whose futures are seriously compromised because they receive highly inadequate parenting.

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Mandated Reporting Laws and Child Maltreatment: The Evolution of a Flawed Policy Responseto move in a new direction—toward repeal of mandated reporting and toward adoption of community-strengthening approaches that result in improved welfare for children in general and a stronger commitment to ensuring children’s safety.