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Re: History of mandated reporting

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According to Seth Kalichman, Kempe et al.'s (1962) seminal article on<B>
<I>The Battered Child Syndrome</I></B> "<I>brought about initiatives to
develop model mandatory reporting legislation. The first of three models
statutes was written in 1963 by the Chiildren's Bureau of the National
Center on Child Abuse and Neglect</I>" (1993 : 11).
<BR>Although he goes on to say that" <I>by 1966 all states in the U.S.,
except Hawaii,...had enacted laws mandating physicians to report suspected
child abuse"</I>, he doesn't specify which State firts enacted a reporting
legislation.

<P>Check out Kalichman's book, Mandated Reporting of Suspected Child Abuse.

<P>Barbara Oliver a écrit:
<BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE>Can anyone tell me when reporting of child abuse
was first mandated in
<BR>the US?</BLOCKQUOTE>
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Hi Ray

I would recommend that you encourage your students to read Karen Swift`s
book Manufacturing "Bad Mothers" : a Critical Perspective on Child Neglect.

The Ontario Association of Social Workers has three manuals which are
useful - one on child abuse which is currently being updated, one on wife
abuse and another on elder abuse. They provide a good basic overview.
More and more I'm directing my students to specific websites which provide
a wealth of information.

Richard Carrière
School of Social Work
Laurentian University
Sudbury, Ontario
rcarriere@nickel.laurentian.ca

Ray Chapman a écrit:

> I am teaching a three credit college level course for professionals
> working with children and youth.  The course covers the full range of
> family violence issues, including partner abuse and wife battering,
> children who witness violence, sexual assault of children, child abuse
> and neglect, emotional-psychological abuse and elder abuse.  I have
> designed the course so it has both a theoretical and skills component.
> For the past few years I have been using the text "Family Violence
> Across the Lifespan" by Ola W. Barnett, Cindy L Miller-Perrin and Robin
> D. Perrin, because it covers the range of topics in the course.  This
> was written in 1997.  Does anyone else teaching a similar course have
> any other ideas for a course text.  I have supplemented using this text
> with provincial and Canadian information because the text is US based,
> but it is also a few years old now and I would like a more current
> resource.
>
> Ray Chapman
> Douglas College
> New Westminister, BC, Canada