[PDF] Top 20 What do serious case reviews achieve?

... 4 difficult. Perhaps the most robust measure of the effectiveness of child protection is whether the rates of serious and fatal maltreatment are changing. Two studies of national death registration data have ... See full document

... 1. Working Together to Safeguard Children 2013, the Government’s guide to inter agency working published in March 2013, announced that a national panel of independent experts would be established ‘to support Local ... See full document

... the case was re-opened to children’s social care but closed again soon after as the young person did not want social work support, stating that things never ... See full document

... conclusion, serious case reviews make an important contribution to understanding what happens in circumstances of significant ...of serious case reviews to bring about ... See full document

... SCRs are an important feature of the English child protection system, shaped by and contributing to policy and practice developments. As they have grown in importance SCRs have become the subject of research attention, ... See full document

... from serious case reviews and pointed out, as we have argued before, that serious case reviews have their limitations and are not necessarily the best sources of ...for ... See full document

... of serious sexual offences who were not initially identified at the time of the ...a serious sexual assault (SSA), if they are at liberty to do so, and if so, are there any identifiable patterns in ... See full document

... Maternal filicides are, fortunately, rare. We identified less than five cases per year in England. They are extremely distressing, and those working in child and family welfare must do all we can to support ... See full document

... The importance of on going training was similarly highlighted in reviews and in the interviews. The tendency towards ‘silo practice’ that we found, where professionals preferred to work within the comfort zone of ... See full document

... of reviews in the study, a ‘layered reading’ approach was ...or serious injury makes very powerful ...each case objectively as part of a larger whole of 161 or 47 ...particular reviews to ... See full document

... What commissioners need to do To achieve the following outcomes of: ● Information on inequity and inequalities ● Voluntary and community organisations providing good quality, effective s[r] ... See full document

... then used it for screening activities before they completed a survey (Ouzzani et al., 2016). There are also other studies evaluating user experience of some SR tools. Olofsson et al. (2017) conducted a usability testing ... See full document

... Feedback from focus groups indicates that the question assumes individuals had solid and strategic reasons for undertaking their study, which may not have been the case. Additionally, some of the multiple-choice ... See full document

... Blood pressure (BP) monitoring signi fi cantly increased our aware- ness of nocturnal hypertension and studies revealed its in fl uence on target organ damage.. Nocturnal hypertension is a[r] ... See full document

... they do use consultants for the same reason as owner operators, my discussions with several all cited their primary reason for engaging an advisor is as a mediator between them and their contract ... See full document

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... The results in Table 1 showed that academic and professional qualifications of teachers to a great extent, affected their ability to implement social studies cur- riculum. Data revealed that teachers who have academic ... See full document

... instant case: what do we do about the invasive, long-term invasion of privacy created by limitless, technologically powered government surveillance? 85 Under Jones, the police can still ... See full document

... can achieve this level of concreteness while remaining generally valid for the diverse jobs found in a modern economy, but items that are behaviourally ex- plicit and response options with absolute meanings are ... See full document

... Teachers reported that students’ attitudes towards participation in the activities were very good. Six felt that it was markedly different there. More students were more willing, more active. There was a much higher ... See full document