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1Medico-Legal and Advisory Services, MDA National. sbird@mdanational.com.au
Abstract:
All Australian states and territories have legislation that requires medical practitioners to report cases of child abuse to the appropriate child protection service. This article outlines the obligations of medical practitioners to report child abuse and highlights the differences that exist in the legislative requirements in each state and territory.
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