PPT-Implementing evidence-based practice for child neglect

Implementing evidencebased practice for child neglect Daniel J Whitaker PhD Shannon SelfBrown PhD Georgia State University National SafeCare Training and Research Center Todays Presentation. Introduction . - Child abuse and neglect is an international problem having victims of all ages, races, religions and socioeconomic background. Formerly called battered child syndrome, child abuse and neglect have been recently described as non-accidental injury { NAI}.. Standard 3 Objective 1e. Child abuse. When . is it . not ok. to keep a child’s confidence?. . When . you think there has been abuse of any . kind. Fear. is one of the main reasons why . children don’t tell about . Dr. Helen Buckley. TIGALA conference. 27. th. January 2017. Killaloe Co. Clare. Why is neglect complicated?. We all know what neglect is, but it can be difficult to communicate what we think about it. implications . for . SABs, and for practitioners and managers. Michael Preston-Shoot (for the research team – Suzy Braye, David Orr and Michael Preston-Shoot). South West ADASS Conference, March 2016. Learning from serious case reviews and safeguarding adults reviews. Question. There is some excellent practice, locally, regionally and nationally in social care and in health care.. However, how do we understand failures in social care and health care, such as have happened in some NHS Trusts and some establishments offering residential and nursing care?. What Works?. &. What Does Not?. Lynne Peyton. Child Care and Management Consultant. Outcomes. Develop insight into the lives of neglected children. Really “get” the consequences. Stop doing what does not work. Module 1. :. Shaken Baby Syndrome/Abusive Head . Trauma/. Mandated Reporter: Child Abuse. Shaken Baby/Abusive Head Trauma. What Is Abusive Head Trauma. ?. Abusive head trauma, also called shaken baby syndrome (or SBS), goes by many other names, including inflicted traumatic brain injury and shaken impact syndrome. All of these names mean the same thing: an injury to a child's brain as a result of child . Discussing the recommendations. David Sanders, Ph.D.. Executive Vice President of . Systems Improvement, . Casey Family Programs. “Since 2012, directors of at least 16 state and county agencies have resigned or been fired. Nine states have passed sweeping reforms designed to protect more children. Those actions often followed public outrage over the deaths of children previously known to child protection agencies.”. Daniel J. Whitaker, PhD. Shannon Self-Brown, Ph.D.. Georgia State University. National SafeCare Training and Research Center. Today’s Presentation. Neglect basics. Interventions for neglect. Partner violence. Quick Facts. Four . children die a day as a result of child abuse in the home in the U.S. . Child . abuse is the leading . cause . of death in children ages four and younger. . Annually. , 3 million cases of child abuse and neglect are reported to CPS agencies in the . Electra ISD. Patty . Bruce,LBSW. Important Facts Concerning Child Abuse. Every . 8. minutes, a Child in Texas is abused or neglected. In FY2008,. 917. children in Archer, Clay, Montague, and Wichita counties were confirmed victims of abuse or neglect. Of those victims, . Citizen Review Panel . Erin Ma. nske. Nancy Miller. Big Picture . Research and . Consulting. Agenda. Welcome and Introductions. Goals and Purposes of the Day. National CRP Context . Panel Operating Structures . Child abuse happens in all cultural, ethnic, and income groups. . Child . abuse can be . physical. , emotional/verbal, sexual or through neglect. . Abuse . may cause serious injury to . the . child and may even result in death. . Medical Neglect . 7 MINUTE BRIEFING - To be shared at Team Meetings . DID YOU KNOW . Medical neglect is a form of neglect that can have very serious consequences, including the death of a child or young person.