Critical Incident Reporting — an Approach to Reviewing the Investigation and Management of Child Abuse
The British Journal of Social WorkPublished 1 June 1990
Chris Lloyd Mills, PAULINE VINE
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Abstract
It is argued that the technique of critical incident analysis can profitably be applied to the study of human errors in the inter-agency management of child abuse. Suggestions are made for a basis on which reporting could take place.
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Social Sciences