2006
DOI: 10.2223/jped.1572
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Screening tools for child sexual abuse

Abstract: O diagnóstico médico de abuso sexual em crianças pode ser problemático; qualquer possibilidade de simplificar, fortalecer ou otimizar o processo de avaliação é desejável. Triagem tem sido definida como a identificação presumível de uma doença ou um defeito não reconhecido através da aplicação de testes, exames ou outros procedimentos que possam, de forma ágil, distinguir entre pessoas aparentemente bem mas que provavelmente têm uma doença e aqueles que não têm doença 1 . A triagem ou avaliação de abuso sexual … Show more

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“…Existing brief screening questionnaires can be used in emergency departments, general pediatric clinics, and child mental health agencies and followed up with more comprehensive assessments among children with positive screens [116] . From a broader perspective, training in assessment and mandatory reporting procedures, standard data collection processes, adequate reimbursement, triage and coordination between health care professionals, social work, child protection agencies, law enforcement, and the child's parent or guardian are likely key aspects of successful public policy in this area.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Existing brief screening questionnaires can be used in emergency departments, general pediatric clinics, and child mental health agencies and followed up with more comprehensive assessments among children with positive screens [116] . From a broader perspective, training in assessment and mandatory reporting procedures, standard data collection processes, adequate reimbursement, triage and coordination between health care professionals, social work, child protection agencies, law enforcement, and the child's parent or guardian are likely key aspects of successful public policy in this area.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Among male victims, 6.25% (1) and 43.75% 7were abused in penetrative and non-penetrative forms respectively and 50% (8) did not mention the details (Figure 1b). 75% (12) of male victims and 96.2% (26) of female victims were abused by males and none reported about female abusers. Sex education level was 29.7%, mainly contributed by school and teachers (37.3%), parents (24%) and others (38.7%).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Although most of the studies suggest that girls experience sexual abuse more than boys, there is one study done on 311 cases of child sexual abuse which reported that there is an increasing trend in male child victims. 12,13 They also reported that perpetrators were male in 100% cases, acquaintances in 70% of the cases and family members in 22 cases. Though child sexual abuse is viewed as a social phenomenon, the exact aetiology is not known.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Knowledge of Munro's fiction and biography leaves readers with an autobiographical aftertaste (Palusci, 2017), where the boundaries between fiction and fact are disturbingly blurred (Regan, 1991). This confusion is further emphasised by Munro's many ambiguous statements on this dimension of her writing (Redekop, 1992;Thacker, 1988), in contrast with her introduction to "Finale", which implies the unequivocal fictional nature of her previous work.…”
Section: First Awareness: "The Eye" and "Heirs Of The Living Body"mentioning
confidence: 99%