Child Abuse | Child Abuse | Stanford Medicine

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Web Name: Child Abuse | Child Abuse | Stanford Medicine

WebSite: http://childabuse.stanford.edu

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Research News Stanford team stimulates neurons to induce particular perceptions in mice's minds This website is intended to assist affiliated healthcare personnel of Stanford University Medical Center and the surrounding community with questions about recognition and management of suspected child abuse. intentional physical injury to a child less than 18 years of age, inflicted by anothersexual abuseneglectpermitting to be or willfully endangering the person or health of a childunjustifiable physical pain or mental sufferingunlawful corporal punishmentabuse or neglect in out-of-home care [See Reporting for definition details.] Within this website you will find information about screening, assessing, documenting, referring, and reporting suspected child abuse and neglect.  The site also includes:short video tutorialsuseful hotlineseducational resources and references. This information can help healthcare personnel play a vitally important role in monitoring not only the health but the well being of children, since the healthcare system provides a unique opportunity for private and safe communication.Children are our future. How we treat them reflects upon and subsequently determines the nature of our society.Please provide feedback if there is something missing from this website that you would find helpful. Also, see Frequently Asked Questions. Do NOT perform a genital or pelvic exam.  When you report to police, arrangements will be made for forensic examination and counseling through SART (Sexual Assault Response Team), located at Valley Medical Center, Santa Clara County.

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