Titlebook: Child Maltreatment Fatalities in the United States; Four Decades of Poli Emily M. Douglas Book 2017 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrec

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The Intersection of the Child Welfare Profession and Maltreatment Fatalities,the tertiary prevention of child maltreatment, meaning that workers respond to instances of abuse and neglect that have already occurred or where imminent risk of harm is present. Thus, CWWs are uniquely positioned to prevent the worst outcomes of maltreatment—the death of a child. Research in this

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State Safe Haven Laws,y considered a form of neglect. The most universal response to this in the United States has been to pass “safe haven” laws—or laws that allow parents to legally relinquish infants in designated areas without any criminal consequence. Today, all states in the U.S. have safe haven laws. This chapter

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Criminal Justice and Legal Reforms in Response to Fatal Child Maltreatment,es. Limited evidence, young victims, a reluctance to come forward, and there is stigma about maltreatment hinder criminal prosecution. Many of these same problems exist in the criminal prosecution of fatal child maltreatment. The difficulties include law enforcement failing to recognize a crime scen

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Prevention of Fatal Child Maltreatment: What Are We Doing That Is Working?, in general, because if one prevents this, then abuse or neglect-related deaths are also prevented. That said, there have been some efforts to educate parents or the general public about certain types of caregiving behaviors that might especially place a child at-risk for fatality, such as shaking a

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