Mandatory reporting between legal requirements and personal interpretations: Community healthcare professionals’ reporting of child maltreatment
Abstract
Healthcare professionals working at community-based services have a crucial position in raising concerns about possible child maltreatment. Yet, barriers exist to healthcare professionals adhering to mandatory reporting rules and regulations. The current study investigated the various forms by which healthcare professionals working in community services manage mandatory reporting, their reasoning and experience with formal requirements. The...
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Title
Mandatory reporting between legal requirements and personal interpretations: Community healthcare professionals’ reporting of child maltreatment
Published Date
Mar 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
101
Pages
104261 - 104261
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