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Author Biographies | p. xi |
Foreword | p. xiii |
Preface | p. xv |
Acknowledgments | p. xix |
Introduction to Mandated Reporting | p. 1 |
History of the Response to Child Abuse and Neglect | p. 1 |
The History of U.S. Child Welfare Policies | p. 3 |
Costs of Child Abuse | p. 7 |
Reports of Child Abuse and Neglect | p. 8 |
Criticisms of Mandated Reporting | p. 9 |
The Social Worker As Mandated Reporter | p. 15 |
What Is the Profession of Social Work? | p. 15 |
What Makes Someone a Social Worker? | p. 17 |
The Social Worker/Caseworker Distinction | p. 18 |
Licensing and Certification of Social Workers | p. 18 |
Practice Areas | p. 19 |
Responsibilities of the Social Worker | p. 23 |
Defining Child Abuse and Neglect | p. 27 |
Definition of Child Abuse, Neglect, and Maltreatment | p. 27 |
Physical Abuse | p. 28 |
Sexual Abuse | p. 29 |
Emotional Abuse | p. 31 |
Maltreatment/Neglect | p. 32 |
Abandonment | p. 38 |
Exposure to Domestic Violence | p. 39 |
Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy | p. 40 |
Risk Factors: The Potential for Child Abuse or Neglect | p. 43 |
Environmental Risk Factors | p. 45 |
Parent/Caretaker Risk Factors | p. 45 |
Child Sexual Abuse Risk Factors | p. 53 |
Child Risk Factors | p. 60 |
Signs of Abuse and Neglect | p. 67 |
Categories of Abuse and Neglect | p. 70 |
Disclosure of Abuse | p. 72 |
Signs of Neglect or Maltreatment | p. 73 |
Signs of Physical Abuse | p. 79 |
Signs of Sexual Abuse | p. 84 |
Signs of Child Sexual Abuse | p. 93 |
What to Do When Sexual Abuse Is Suspected | p. 97 |
When Is a Report Required? | p. 105 |
Who Is Required to Report? | p. 105 |
When Is There Enough Evidence to Report? | p. 107 |
Who Can Be the Subject of the Report? | p. 110 |
How to Make a Report | p. 113 |
To Whom Is the Report Made? | p. 113 |
What You Should Know Before You Report | p. 114 |
What to Do in an Emergency | p. 120 |
How Quickly Should a Report Be Made? | p. 121 |
Can a Child Be Taken Into Protective Custody? | p. 122 |
Knowing Your Agency or Organization | p. 124 |
What Happens to the Report? | p. 126 |
After the Report: What Happens Next? | p. 131 |
What Does a Child Protective Services Investigation Entail? | p. 132 |
Contact With the Reporting Source | p. 132 |
Contact With Collateral Sources | p. 135 |
Face-to-Face Contact With Subjects of the Report | p. 135 |
Face-to-Face Contact With Other Persons Named in the Report | p. 137 |
A Home Visit | p. 138 |
An Interview or Observation of the Children | p. 140 |
Concluding the Investigation | p. 146 |
Substitute Care | p. 149 |
Legal and Ethical Issues in Mandated Reporting | p. 159 |
Client Confidentiality | p. 160 |
Privileged Communications | p. 164 |
Negotiating Client Confidentiality With Mandated Reporting | p. 168 |
Confidentiality, Mandated Reporting, and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 | p. 174 |
Mandated Reporting in the Context of Substance Abuse Treatment | p. 175 |
Mandated Reporting of Clients Already Involved With Child Protective Services | p. 176 |
Legal Protections and Consequences for Mandated Reporters | p. 181 |
Legal Immunity for Reports Made in "Good Faith" | p. 181 |
Penalties for Filing a False Report | p. 183 |
Consequences for Failure to Report | p. 184 |
Ethical Considerations | p. 186 |
Legal Obligations When Reporting From Within an Agency | p. 189 |
The Role of Law Enforcement in the Protection of Children | p. 195 |
Differences Between Law Enforcement and Child Protective Services | p. 195 |
How and When Law Enforcement Is Notified in Abuse and Maltreatment Cases | p. 197 |
How Child Protective Services and Law Enforcement Work Together | p. 199 |
What Law Enforcement Will Ask of the Mandated Reporter | p. 201 |
The Interview of the Child | p. 203 |
Interviews With Other Witnesses | p. 205 |
The Roles of Other Professionals in Child Abuse and Maltreatment | p. 206 |
Summary of State Laws and Resources | p. 209 |
List of Relevant Internet Resources | p. 285 |
Glossary | p. 289 |
Index | p. 301 |
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