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[Child abuse and neglect. I]
G Gjurić1, D Kriz, R Pejcinović
1Klinika za djecje bolesti, Medicinski fakultet Sveucilista u Zagrebu.
Lijecnicki Vjesnik
|January 1, 1991
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This review assesses child abuse and neglect, detailing medical, social, and legal facets. It aims to equip physicians with knowledge for managing child maltreatment through a multidisciplinary strategy.
Area of Science:
- Pediatrics
- Social Medicine
- Medical Law
Context:
- Child abuse and neglect present complex medical, social, and legal challenges.
- Physicians play a critical role in identifying and managing cases of child maltreatment.
- A comprehensive understanding of child abuse and neglect is essential for effective intervention.
Purpose:
- To thoroughly acquaint physicians with the extent, manifestations, and management of child abuse and neglect.
- To emphasize the necessity of an organized, multidisciplinary approach to child maltreatment.
- To provide a foundational review of the medical, social, and legal aspects of child abuse and neglect.
Summary:
- This review, presented in two parts, examines the multifaceted nature of child abuse and neglect.
- It covers the medical, social, and legal dimensions, offering insights into identification and intervention strategies.
- The importance of a coordinated, multidisciplinary team approach is highlighted for addressing this critical issue.
Impact:
- Enhances physician awareness and competence in managing child abuse and neglect cases.
- Promotes the adoption of integrated, multidisciplinary strategies for child protection.
- Contributes to a more effective societal response to the problem of child maltreatment.
Abstract:
In this review, published in two parts, the medical social and legal aspects of child abuse and neglect are assessed. The aim of this paper was to get all the physicians involved in the care of children more thoroughly acquainted with the extent, manifestations and management of abused and/or neglected children. The necessity of an organized multidisciplinary approach to this serious medical and social problem is also stressed.
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