Child Protection Session Flashcards

1
Q

what is significant harm?

A

threshold to justify local authority intervention into family life

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2
Q

what is the toxic trio of causes which usually lead to children being on the child protection register?

A

drugs/alcohol
mental health
domestic abuse

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3
Q

what is child protection?

A

process of protecting children identified as either suffering or likely to suffer significant harm as a result of abuse or neglect.
it involves measures and structures designed to prevent and respond to abuse and neglect

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4
Q

at what age is sexual intercourse considered sexual assault?

A

below 13 years old

means you always have to report it

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5
Q

what is the process of child protection investigation?

A

school, GP etc raise concern
IRD/police/social work/health alerted
child interviewed by police + witness statements
joint paediatric-forensic medical
police investigate, social work assess, support and make safety plan and health report for police and childs health needs

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6
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what may the outcomes be of a child protection investigation?

A

child protection case conference or police may charge for assault
child protection register, childs plan, health, social work etc
childrens reporter

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