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Re: child protection teams



It's not quite clear what you mean by "surveying" members of teams.  Are you establishing a new child protection team in your hospital or studying teams that already exist?
 
Social workers are usually (and appropriately) in the middle of such teams.  Speaking to hospital SWr's would be one direction to move in.  A friend of mine here in Atlanta is one of the founding members and current leader of a Child Protection team at our large children's hospital group if that would help you.
 
Moshe Manheim
Moshe.Manheim@xxxxxxxxxx
 

>>> tieni@xxxxxxxx 11/24/2003 12:42:43 PM >>>

Hello,
Does anyone have experience recruiting members of child protection teams?  I am developing a protocol which will require surveying of child protection teams but am unaware of where I can get the most comprehesive list of members.  If no such list exists, does anyone have any alternative methods of recruiting this population that they'd be willing to share?
Thanks,
Irene Tien, MD
Boston Medical Center

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