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FosterParentCollege.com: The Role of Mandated Child Abuse Reporters

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$99.00
Age Group: Infant/Toddler, Preschool, School Age, Adolescent
For Use By: Professionals and Parents
Recommended For: Individuals, Group Training
Publishing Date: 2012
SKU: DVD7334
Media: DVD
Author: Michael Quinn & Northwest Media, Inc.
Related Topics:
  • FosterParentCollege.com
  • Child Maltreatment
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Description:

Every 8 seconds a report of suspected child abuse is made. More than half of all suspected child abuse complaints come from mandated reporters, including child care workers and foster parents. Child abuse laws vary from state to state and the list of mandated reporters and their responsibilities is continually being updated.  Mandated reporters are faced with emotionally charged situations that call for clear thinking and responsible reporting.

This class discusses the challenges and responsibilities of mandated child abuse reporting. The course provides strategies for information collection and confidential reporting that will help ensure the investigation process is not compromised.

At the end of this course, you will be able to:

  • list and describe types of child abuse
  • know what to include in a report of suspected child abuse
  • identify who is obligated to report suspected child abuse
  • identify two factors to consider when reporting suspected abuse
  • describe common elements of the abuse investigation process
  • identify mandated reporter skills.

28 minutes, Viewer's Guide on CD along with reproducible handouts

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