Is routine screening for child neglect the way forward?

Catherine McArevey, Melanie Hayward
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The consequences of childhood neglect can be severe and may lead to mental illness, substance misuse, criminal behaviour, and poor economic outcomes in adulthood. However, neglect is a complex issue, and professionals may lack the necessary skills and expertise to handle cases effectively. Further, communication barriers between professionals from different agencies can lead to misunderstandings, inconsistencies in response, and missed opportunities for early intervention. The absence of nationally recognised tools for early identification of neglect makes it challenging to respond effectively. Currently, professionals rely on tools that require professionals to have already identified concerns and be engaging with the parents. In response, the Multi Agency Checklist tool was developed to enable routine screening across all age groups by any professional. The tool has been shared across safeguarding children's partnerships in Hertfordshire and surrounding areas.
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对儿童忽视的常规筛查是未来的方向吗?
童年被忽视的后果可能很严重,可能导致精神疾病、药物滥用、犯罪行为和成年后的不良经济结果。然而,忽视是一个复杂的问题,专业人员可能缺乏有效处理案件所需的技能和专业知识。此外,来自不同机构的专业人员之间的沟通障碍可能导致误解,反应不一致,并错过早期干预的机会。由于缺乏国家认可的早期发现忽视的工具,因此很难作出有效反应。目前,专业人员依靠的工具要求专业人员已经确定了问题并与家长接触。为此,开发了多机构检查表工具,以便由任何专业人员对所有年龄组进行常规筛查。该工具已在赫特福德郡及周边地区的保护儿童伙伴关系中共享。
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