Child death review teams: a vital component of child protection.

Neil J. Hochstadt

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Child Welfare and Adoption Homicide, Infanticide, and Child Abuse Child Abuse and Related Trauma

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The alarming number of children killed and seriously injured as a result of child maltreatment and neglect has led to increased calls for action. In response, interdisciplinary and multiagency child death review teams have emerged as an important component of child protection. Paradoxically, child death review teams are among the least visible and understood elements in efforts to protect children. This article examines the role and functions of child death review teams and their contributions to child welfare in practice, prevention, and policy.

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1999Underascertainment of Child Abuse Mortality in the United States 1990Current Trends in Child Abuse Reporting and Fatalities: The Results of the 1989 Annual Fifty State Survey. Working Paper Number 808.

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