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LiamG at 22:40, 14 September 2023

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	* [[media:Suspected_pediatric_child_abuse.pdf\|YKHC Clinical Guideline for Suspected Child Physical Abuse Procedure]]		* [[media:Suspected_pediatric_child_abuse.pdf\|YKHC Clinical Guideline for Suspected Child Physical Abuse Procedure]]
	* [[media:FIRST_Child_Abuse_Response_Guide.pdf\|A Guide for Responding to Child Abuse]]		* [[media:FIRST_Child_Abuse_Response_Guide.pdf\|A Guide for Responding to Child Abuse]]


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LiamG: /* A Guide for Responding to Child Abuse */

2023-09-14T22:40:41Z

A Guide for Responding to Child Abuse

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	Talk to kids about what happens next:		Talk to kids about what happens next:
	* “I am going to make a report to law enforcement so that they can help keep you safe. They will likely bring you back to Bethel to talk to someone whose job it is to listen to kids when things like this happen to them. You can tell that person all about what we talked about today or anything else you think it’s important for them to know. Do you have any questions for me about this?”		* “I am going to make a report to law enforcement so that they can help keep you safe. They will likely bring you back to Bethel to talk to someone whose job it is to listen to kids when things like this happen to them. You can tell that person all about what we talked about today or anything else you think it’s important for them to know. Do you have any questions for me about this?”


	==Resources/References==		==Resources/References==

LiamG at 22:40, 14 September 2023

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	'''[[Mandatory Reporters\|Mandatory Reporters]]''' must make a report of suspected child abuse to law enforcement and OCS (follow the link for more details).		'''[[Mandatory Reporters\|Mandatory Reporters]]''' must make a report of suspected child abuse to law enforcement and OCS (follow the link for more details).

			==A Guide for Responding to Child Abuse==
			* Obtain the minimal facts required to determine safety.
			* “Who, What, When, Where”
			* “Tell me more about…”

			Find a safe location:
			* Talk to the child alone
			* Make sure they know they are not in trouble

			Identify your concerns:
			* “I noticed a lot of bruising on your body and I’m concerned about where the bruises came from. Tell me more about the bruises.”
			* “This is a pretty big cut. What happened?”

			Rapport:
			* Listen! Ask open ended questions. Answer any questions the child may have to the best of your ability and reach out to the Child Abuse team if you do not know the answer.

			Seek Details:
			* Who, what, when, where
			* “You told me someone touched you. Where did they touch you? Who touched you? When did that happen?”
			* “You said someone was bothering you. Tell me about them bothering you.”
			* “Who is bothering you?”
			* “What does bothering mean?”
			* “Where did this happen?”
			* “Where does that person live?”

			Tell Hotline/Law Enforcement:
			* Alaska State Troopers: 907-543-2294
			* Bethel Police Department: 907-543-3781
			* Office of Children’s Services: Report Child Abuse@alaska.gov or 1-800-478-4444

			Talk to kids about what happens next:
			* “I am going to make a report to law enforcement so that they can help keep you safe. They will likely bring you back to Bethel to talk to someone whose job it is to listen to kids when things like this happen to them. You can tell that person all about what we talked about today or anything else you think it’s important for them to know. Do you have any questions for me about this?”


	==Resources/References==		==Resources/References==

LiamG: /* For Pediatric Patients */

2023-09-14T22:34:20Z

For Pediatric Patients

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	'''[[Mandatory Reporters\|Mandatory Reporters]]''' must make a report of suspected child abuse to law enforcement and OCS (follow the link for more details).		'''[[Mandatory Reporters\|Mandatory Reporters]]''' must make a report of suspected child abuse to law enforcement and OCS (follow the link for more details).

	* [[File:FIRST_Child_Abuse_Response_Guide.pdf\|page=1]]

	==Resources/References==		==Resources/References==

LiamG: /* For Pediatric Patients */

2023-09-14T22:32:51Z

For Pediatric Patients

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	'''[[Mandatory Reporters\|Mandatory Reporters]]''' must make a report of suspected child abuse to law enforcement and OCS (follow the link for more details).		'''[[Mandatory Reporters\|Mandatory Reporters]]''' must make a report of suspected child abuse to law enforcement and OCS (follow the link for more details).

	[[File:FIRST_Child_Abuse_Response_Guide.pdf\|page=1~~\|600px~~]]		* [[File:FIRST_Child_Abuse_Response_Guide.pdf\|page=1]]

	==Resources/References==		==Resources/References==

LiamG: /* For Pediatric Patients */

2023-09-14T22:31:30Z

For Pediatric Patients

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	'''[[Mandatory Reporters\|Mandatory Reporters]]''' must make a report of suspected child abuse to law enforcement and OCS (follow the link for more details).		'''[[Mandatory Reporters\|Mandatory Reporters]]''' must make a report of suspected child abuse to law enforcement and OCS (follow the link for more details).

			[[File:FIRST_Child_Abuse_Response_Guide.pdf\|page=1\|600px]]

	==Resources/References==		==Resources/References==

LiamG: /* Resources/References */

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Resources/References

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	* [[media:Suspected_pediatric_sexual_abuse.pdf\|YKHC Clinical Guideline for Suspected Child Sexual Abuse Procedure]]		* [[media:Suspected_pediatric_sexual_abuse.pdf\|YKHC Clinical Guideline for Suspected Child Sexual Abuse Procedure]]
	* [[media:Suspected_pediatric_child_abuse.pdf\|YKHC Clinical Guideline for Suspected Child Physical Abuse Procedure]]		* [[media:Suspected_pediatric_child_abuse.pdf\|YKHC Clinical Guideline for Suspected Child Physical Abuse Procedure]]
			* [[media:FIRST_Child_Abuse_Response_Guide.pdf\|A Guide for Responding to Child Abuse]]


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JenniferH: /* For Pediatric Patients */

2022-05-31T19:03:13Z

For Pediatric Patients

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	The number of children presenting to the ER since we have started the [[STAR Clinic and Child Abuse Team\|STAR Clinic]] has significantly decreased; however, there may still be children that present to the ER due to concern for sexual abuse. In these situation, please contact the SANE On-call. They had all received specialized training in pediatric SART Cases, and have education on how to handle the situation if a child presents to the ER. It is possible that the patient will be scheduled for a CAC interview as soon as available and will have their exam at the CAC. There is a family advocate on call and may be able to assist in housing the patient overnight also with food and transportation. If law enforcement feel the child is too young for a forensic interview, they may be scheduled for a medical exam only. The SANEs have these phone numbers and are willing to handle making these arrangements; so, you, the ER staff, may continue to focus on other patient care. If any questions arise, you also have the option for contacting Child Abuse On-Call through TigerText.		The number of children presenting to the ER since we have started the [[STAR Clinic and Child Abuse Team\|STAR Clinic]] has significantly decreased; however, there may still be children that present to the ER due to concern for sexual abuse. In these situation, please contact the SANE On-call. They had all received specialized training in pediatric SART Cases, and have education on how to handle the situation if a child presents to the ER. It is possible that the patient will be scheduled for a CAC interview as soon as available and will have their exam at the CAC. There is a family advocate on call and may be able to assist in housing the patient overnight also with food and transportation. If law enforcement feel the child is too young for a forensic interview, they may be scheduled for a medical exam only. The SANEs have these phone numbers and are willing to handle making these arrangements; so, you, the ER staff, may continue to focus on other patient care. If any questions arise, you also have the option for contacting Child Abuse On-Call through TigerText.

	[[Mandatory Reporters\|Mandatory Reporters]] must make a report of suspected child abuse to law enforcement and OCS~~. Please see~~ the ~~[[Mandatory Reporters\|Mandatory Reporters Wiki Page]]~~ for more details.		'''[[Mandatory Reporters\|Mandatory Reporters]]''' must make a report of suspected child abuse to law enforcement and OCS (follow the link for more details).

	==Resources/References==		==Resources/References==

JenniferH: /* For Pediatric Patients */

2022-05-31T19:01:20Z

For Pediatric Patients

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	The number of children presenting to the ER since we have started the [[STAR Clinic and Child Abuse Team\|STAR Clinic]] has significantly decreased; however, there may still be children that present to the ER due to concern for sexual abuse. In these situation, please contact the SANE On-call. They had all received specialized training in pediatric SART Cases, and have education on how to handle the situation if a child presents to the ER. It is possible that the patient will be scheduled for a CAC interview as soon as available and will have their exam at the CAC. There is a family advocate on call and may be able to assist in housing the patient overnight also with food and transportation. If law enforcement feel the child is too young for a forensic interview, they may be scheduled for a medical exam only. The SANEs have these phone numbers and are willing to handle making these arrangements; so, you, the ER staff, may continue to focus on other patient care. If any questions arise, you also have the option for contacting Child Abuse On-Call through TigerText.		The number of children presenting to the ER since we have started the [[STAR Clinic and Child Abuse Team\|STAR Clinic]] has significantly decreased; however, there may still be children that present to the ER due to concern for sexual abuse. In these situation, please contact the SANE On-call. They had all received specialized training in pediatric SART Cases, and have education on how to handle the situation if a child presents to the ER. It is possible that the patient will be scheduled for a CAC interview as soon as available and will have their exam at the CAC. There is a family advocate on call and may be able to assist in housing the patient overnight also with food and transportation. If law enforcement feel the child is too young for a forensic interview, they may be scheduled for a medical exam only. The SANEs have these phone numbers and are willing to handle making these arrangements; so, you, the ER staff, may continue to focus on other patient care. If any questions arise, you also have the option for contacting Child Abuse On-Call through TigerText.

	~~The Federal Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act (CAPTA) requires each State to have provisions or procedures for requiring certain individuals to~~ report ~~known or~~ suspected ~~instances of~~ child abuse and ~~neglect~~. Please see the [[Mandatory Reporters\|Mandatory Reporters Wiki Page]] for more ~~detailed information~~.		[[Mandatory Reporters\|Mandatory Reporters]] must make a report of suspected child abuse to law enforcement and OCS. Please see the [[Mandatory Reporters\|Mandatory Reporters Wiki Page]] for more details.

	==Resources/References==		==Resources/References==

JenniferH: /* For Pediatric Patients */

2022-05-31T19:00:03Z

For Pediatric Patients

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	The number of children presenting to the ER since we have started the [[STAR Clinic and Child Abuse Team\|STAR Clinic]] has significantly decreased; however, there may still be children that present to the ER due to concern for sexual abuse. In these situation, please contact the SANE On-call. They had all received specialized training in pediatric SART Cases, and have education on how to handle the situation if a child presents to the ER. It is possible that the patient will be scheduled for a CAC interview as soon as available and will have their exam at the CAC. There is a family advocate on call and may be able to assist in housing the patient overnight also with food and transportation. If law enforcement feel the child is too young for a forensic interview, they may be scheduled for a medical exam only. The SANEs have these phone numbers and are willing to handle making these arrangements; so, you, the ER staff, may continue to focus on other patient care. If any questions arise, you also have the option for contacting Child Abuse On-Call through TigerText.		The number of children presenting to the ER since we have started the [[STAR Clinic and Child Abuse Team\|STAR Clinic]] has significantly decreased; however, there may still be children that present to the ER due to concern for sexual abuse. In these situation, please contact the SANE On-call. They had all received specialized training in pediatric SART Cases, and have education on how to handle the situation if a child presents to the ER. It is possible that the patient will be scheduled for a CAC interview as soon as available and will have their exam at the CAC. There is a family advocate on call and may be able to assist in housing the patient overnight also with food and transportation. If law enforcement feel the child is too young for a forensic interview, they may be scheduled for a medical exam only. The SANEs have these phone numbers and are willing to handle making these arrangements; so, you, the ER staff, may continue to focus on other patient care. If any questions arise, you also have the option for contacting Child Abuse On-Call through TigerText.

			The Federal Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act (CAPTA) requires each State to have provisions or procedures for requiring certain individuals to report known or suspected instances of child abuse and neglect. Please see the [[Mandatory Reporters\|Mandatory Reporters Wiki Page]] for more detailed information.

	==Resources/References==		==Resources/References==

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	* [[media:Suspected_pediatric_child_abuse.pdf\|YKHC Clinical Guideline for Suspected Child Physical Abuse Procedure]]		* [[media:Suspected_pediatric_child_abuse.pdf\|YKHC Clinical Guideline for Suspected Child Physical Abuse Procedure]]
	* [[media:FIRST_Child_Abuse_Response_Guide.pdf\|A Guide for Responding to Child Abuse]]		* [[media:FIRST_Child_Abuse_Response_Guide.pdf\|A Guide for Responding to Child Abuse]]


	[[:category:Pediatrics\|Pediatrics Main Page]]		[[:category:Pediatrics\|Pediatrics Main Page]]

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	* [[media:Suspected_pediatric_sexual_abuse.pdf\|YKHC Clinical Guideline for Suspected Child Sexual Abuse Procedure]]		* [[media:Suspected_pediatric_sexual_abuse.pdf\|YKHC Clinical Guideline for Suspected Child Sexual Abuse Procedure]]
	* [[media:Suspected_pediatric_child_abuse.pdf\|YKHC Clinical Guideline for Suspected Child Physical Abuse Procedure]]		* [[media:Suspected_pediatric_child_abuse.pdf\|YKHC Clinical Guideline for Suspected Child Physical Abuse Procedure]]
			* [[media:FIRST_Child_Abuse_Response_Guide.pdf\|A Guide for Responding to Child Abuse]]


	[[:category:Pediatrics\|Pediatrics Main Page]]		[[:category:Pediatrics\|Pediatrics Main Page]]