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Child Abuse Identification & Mandated Reporting - $17
Course Information
Course Author & Introduction
How To Receive Credit
Learning Objectives
Grievances, Disclosures, & Disclaimers
General Technical Troubleshooting
Section 1: Introduction to Child Abuse and Mandated Reporting
Defining Child Abuse and Neglect
Scope and Prevalence of Child Maltreatment
The Role of Social Workers in Prevention, Identification, and Intervention
Historical Context of Mandated Reporting
Section 2: Identifying Physical Abuse in Children
Common Physical Indicators
Distinguishing Accidental vs. Non-Accidental Injuries
Behavioral Indicators in Children and Caregivers
Case Examples Illustrating Red Flags for Physical Abuse
Section 3: Identifying Sexual Abuse In Children
Physical Signs and Medical Considerations of Sexual Abuse
Behavioral Indicators of Sexual Abuse
Grooming Patterns and Dynamics of Exploitation
Special Considerations for Adolescents and Vulnerable Populations
Section 4: Identifying Emotional Abuse and Neglect in Children
Identifying Emotional Abuse
Psychological Impacts of Emotional Abuse
Identifying Neglect
Intersection of Poverty and Systemic Inequities
Section 5: Mandated Reporting Responsibilities for Social Workers
Who is a Mandated Reporter?
When, How, and Where to File a Report of Suspected Abuse
What Constitutes “Reasonable Suspicion”?
Protections for Reporters and Consequences of Failure to Report
Section 6: Ethical and Cultural Considerations in Mandated Reporting
Balancing Child Safety with Family Preservation
Confidentiality and Informed Consent
Avoiding Bias and Cultural Misunderstandings in Reporting
Case Study: Navigating Mandated Reporting and Cultural Sensitivity
Section 7: Trauma-Informed Practice with Children and Families
Understanding the Developmental Impact of Child Abuse and Neglect
Trauma-Informed Principles for Assessment and Intervention
Supporting Non-Offending Caregivers
Strategies for Building Trust and Resilience in Children
Section 8: Collaboration and Systems-Level Response
Roles of Child Protective Services, Law Enforcement, and Courts
Coordinated Community Response Models
Advocacy for Systemic Improvements in Child Protection
Social Workers’ Role in Prevention, Education, and Policy Change
Section 9: Course Quiz, Evaluation, & Certificate
Conclusion
Course Quiz
Course Evaluation - Child Abuse Identification & Mandated Reporting
Bibliography
Trauma-Informed Principles for Assessment and Intervention
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