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Processes of Multiprofessional Child Protection Decision Making in Hospital Settings: Systematic Narrative Review.

Ravit Alfandari¹, Brian J Taylor²

¹School of Social Work, University of Haifa, Israel.

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Summary

Multiprofessional child protection teams in hospitals vary widely in structure and process. Research highlights systemic approaches for better decision-making, but interactional collaboration needs further study.

Keywords:

child abuse child protection decision making hospital interdisciplinary multiprofessional

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Pediatrics
Public Health
Social Work

Background:

Child protection cases involving serious injury, sexual abuse, or neglect are frequently managed in hospital settings.
These cases necessitate collaboration among various healthcare and social service professionals.

Conclusions:

Hospital child protection decision-making relies on multiprofessional teams, but implementation models differ significantly.
Systemic and quality improvement strategies can enhance team effectiveness.
Future research and policy should prioritize the interactional dynamics of collaborative child protection teams.