Titlebook: Mandatory Reporting Laws and the Identification of Severe Child Abuse and Neglect; Ben Mathews,Donald C. Bross Book 2015 Springer Science+

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Mandatory Reporting and the Difficulties Identifying and Responding to Risk of Severe Neglect: A Reslex forms of child neglect, its causes and impacts and the strategies to prevent it. In particular, a critical standpoint is taken in analysing the rationale and merits of mandatory reporting of neglect and their effects, systemically and for children.

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Mandatory Reporting of Child Sexual Abuse by Religious Leaderss the debate within the context of the seemingly high level of child sexual abuse within certain faith communities and the cultural impediments to reporting of abuse which are specific to certain religious groups.

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2211-9701 o the current day.A collection of the foremost international.This book provides the first comprehensive international coverage of key issues in mandatory reporting of child abuse and neglect. The book draws on a collection of the foremost scholars in the field, as well as clinicians and practice-bas

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Mandatory Reporting Laws: Their Origin, Nature, and Development over Time protection and welfare. In recent years, countries as diverse as Saudi Arabia and Ireland have enacted reporting laws or are in the process of doing so. Other countries such as the UK are currently considering enacting them. Even where the laws exist, debates continue about their use and effects, b

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Competing Values and Evidence: How Do We Evaluate Mandated Reporting and CPS Response?re as found in international, national, and regional policy and law. We then use the best available empirical evidence to address a set of long-standing but largely flawed assumptions pertaining to the issue of mandated reporting. We discuss current services available in child protection, with an em

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An Inter-reporter Analysis of Mandated Child Maltreatment Reporting in the USAe a reasonable suspicion that maltreatment has occurred. Despite these laws, there is a lack of consistency in reporting by mandated reporters. The purpose of this paper is to describe and compare the reporting data of five mandated reporting groups across the USA. Data from the 2010 National Child

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The Historical Background for Mandatory Reporting Laws in Public Health surveillance. While specific legal references are from the United States, most countries follow a similar framework. Historically, there was little legal recognition of personal privacy. Yet the difficulty of collecting data – the administrative cost of surveillance – was so high that individuals g