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ESTADOS UNIDOS. Institute of Medicine (IOM), e outro
New directions in child abuse and neglect research [Documento electrónico] / ed. Anne C. Petersen, ed. Joshua Joseph, ed. Monica Feit.- Washington, DC : National Academies Press, 2014.- 1 CD-ROM ; 12 cm
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ISBN 978-0-309-28512-4


GUIA DE INFORMAÇÃO, CRIME CONTRA CRIANÇAS, SEQUESTRO DE CRIANÇAS, TRÁFICO DE CRIANÇAS, VIOLÊNCIA CONTRA CRIANÇAS, CRIME SEXUAL, ACTUAÇÃO POLICIAL, PROGRAMA DE ASSISTÊNCIA A MENORES

1 Introduction. The 1993 Report. Trends Since 1993. The current study. Study approach. Research advances in child abuse and neglect. A systems framework for child abuse and neglect. The unique role of social and economic stratification. Conclusion. Organization of the report. References. 2 Describing the problem. Definitions. Incidence rates and the problem of underreporting. Incidence trends. Determination of child abuse and neglect. Conclusions. References. 3 Causality. Establishing a causal connection. Candidate explanatory factors for child abuse and neglect. Protective factors. Methodological challenges. Conclusions. References. 4 Consequences of child abuse and neglect. Cascading consequences. Background. Neurobiological outcomes. Cognitive, psychosocial, and behavioral outcomes. Health outcomes. Adolescent and adult outcomes. Individual differences in outcomes. Economic burden. Conclusions. References. 5 The child welfare system. Overview of the child welfare system. Major policy shifts in child welfare since 1993. System-level reforms intended to improve practice and outcomes. Research on key policy and practice reforms. Focus on well-being outcomes. Issues that remain to be addressed. Conclusions. References. 6 Interventions and service delivery systems. Treatment programs. Prevention strategies. Common issues in improving program impacts. Building an integrated system of care. Conclusions. References. 7 Research challenges and infrastructure. Components of the child abuse and neglect research infrastructure. Challenges in child abuse and neglect research. Existing opportunities to create an integrated child abuse and neglect research infrastructure. Conclusions. References. 8 Child abuse and neglect policy. The policy landscape. Federal laws and policies. State laws and policies. Conclusions. References. 9 Recommendations. Guiding principles. Recommendations. Final thoughts. References. APPENDIXES: A Workshop open session agendas; B Research recommendations and priorities from the 1993 National Research Council report - Understanding child abuse and neglect; C Biosketches of committee members.