Ad hoc conferences of hospital and community professionals in cases of hospitalized physically abused children

Jl, Jones; Worthington, Toss; Hawks, Flo; Mercer, Susan O.; Jones, Beverley W.; Woon, Leleng

doi:10.1016/s0145-2134(97)00124-5

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“…Nevertheless, professionals who have participated in MDCC generally feel that the cost is justified when important issues concerning the welfare of the child and the family can be resolved. 14,16 The issue of family participation has also been controversial. Most professionals support the notion that effective inter vention relies on the full involvement of the family and the child from the outset.…”

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Going to the Multidisciplinary Case Conference for Child Abuse: A Review and Guide to the Medical Practitioner

Lee¹,

Ch²,

So³

2005

Hong Kong j. emerg. med.

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Multidisciplinary case conference is an important component in the management of suspected cases of child abuse and neglect in Hong Kong. The medical practitioner is one of the key professionals in the case conference to discuss the nature of the case, issues concerning child protection, and interventions to safeguard the child's subsequent welfare interests. Yet, specific guidance for the medical profession is lacking. In this article, the authors present an overview of the child protection case conference and practical suggestions for the medical practitioner when called to participate in the multidisciplinary case conference. (Hong

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confidence: 99%