Learning Objectives:

• Identify common signs and symptoms of child abuse and neglect in children, including physical, sexual, and emotional abuse and physical, medical, environmental, and educational neglect.
• Practice compassionate and competent communication with professionals and parents regarding suspected child abuse and neglect.
• Know when to discuss concerns with parents and when to make a mandatory report without notifying parents.
• Determine the appropriate authorities to call when making a report of suspected child abuse and neglect.
• Know resources commonly used to help parents become stronger and keep families together.
• Understand decisions surrounding when a child is removed from the home, a parent is removed from the home, or when a family is kept together.
• Discuss and analyze ethical dilemmas surrounding child abuse and neglect, including cultural variations on definitions, the negative impact on a child of being placed in foster care, relative placement as a mandate, and what happens when the child is the abuser.

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