Multi-page article http://www.education.gov.uk/b0076846/the-studies-in-the-safeguarding-research-initiative/analysis-of-serious-case-reviews-2005-07 2012-04-26T15:02:16 Understanding Serious Case Reviews and their Impact: A biennial analysis of serious case reviews 2005-07 Analysis of serious case reviews 2005-07 The fourth biennial overview analysis of serious case reviews in England. <![CDATA[<p> Authors: Marian Brandon, Sue Bailey, Pippa Belderson, Ruth Gardner, Peter Sidebotham, Jane Dodsworth, Catherine Warren, Jane Black</p> <p> Serious case reviews are local enquiries into the death or serious injury of a child, where abuse or neglect are known or suspected. They are carried out under the auspices of Local Safeguarding Children Boards so that lessons can be learnt locally. An overview analysis of these reviews throughout England is undertaken biennially so that the lessons learnt can inform both policy and practice. This is the fourth such analysis.<br /> &nbsp;</p> ]]> false Local authority Researcher Health worker Parents and carers Social worker English Understanding serious case reviews and their impact: A biennial analysis of serious case reviews 2005-07

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