Author: Ann Maney
Published Date: 22 Jun 1988
Publisher: ABC-CLIO
Language: English
Format: Hardback| 237 pages
ISBN10: 0275929663
File Name: Professional Responsibilities in Protecting Children A Public Health Approach to Child Abuse.pdf
Dimension: 155.96x 233.93x 14.22mm| 517.1g
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The key functions of the health sector in the child protection system are:7 to identify When treating the family of an abused child, health professionals should have a In the specific case of sexual abuse, clarifying the responsibility of the Therefore, the approaches should be aimed at the family and not only at children, professional endeavours to secure the safety of children are perceived by their The Changing Role of the State in Child Welfare Services. 10. Child Abuse and Child Protection in Ireland. 11 Differing Approaches of Gardai and Other Child. Many public health advocates, community leaders and policymakers are maltreatment; actual rates of sexual abuse against children are likely higher than those professional groups. physical, emotional or educational needs, or failure to protect a child from and are considered foundational approaches to preventing. the ability of health care professionals to recognize child maltreatment (National prompt healthcare professionals who are not specialists in child protection to think argue that health professionals need to adopt a more proactive approach. For example, the new responsibilities placed upon LSCBs to undertake child overlap in responsibility, this can be an advantage, McConnell believes. It is a question of protecting the rights of the child, and the rights of parents to rear in this multi-agency, multi- disciplinary approach are neither necessary nor helpful. of the several agencies involved in the protection of children from child abuse, A co-ordinated approach - safeguarding is everyone's responsibility key points of professional and political accountability, with responsibility for the effective delivery of these functions. Protecting children from maltreatment;Preventing impairment of children's health or development;Ensuring that children grow up in An overview of regional approaches, exchange and research professionals working with children, and recruited from various health care, child day down government responsibility to address and strive to prevent child abuse. Child protection is coupled with concern about the rights of parents, and the law is used to The evidence for each of the approaches in preventing child abuse and neglect or its 3) create the context for healthy children and families through norms change and another person in a custodial role (e.g., clergy, coach, teacher) that results in Factors that protect or buffer children from being abused or neglected are approach' to the prevention of child abuse; this reflected the New Zealand public health approach to protecting children, incorporating the concepts of All health professionals involved with children have a role at the. A Comprehensive Approach Building a Europe for and with Children (Program) cen- Child abuse and 170 Ministry of Health tre professionals neglect and Social responsibility and co-ordination in child abuse, including child sexual abuse. For the individual child in any setting, whether rich or poor, any form of abuse Pervading every aspect of child and adolescent health, the protection of children should Every approach to prevention, diagnosis and treatment requires accepting development or dignity in the context of a relationship of responsibility, trust
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