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    Latoshia Johnson Child Abuse and Neglect; The effect of proper training University of North Carolina at Pembroke There are critical roles that social workers play in the child welfare system nationwide. The well being of children and their families are protected, especially the ones that are in desperate need. There is a total of 702,000 children that have experienced some type of abuse and neglect in the home. Most children under the age of five will experience some type of…

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    Visual Neglect Patients: Methods in Exploring Perceptual Deficits This essay holds the purpose of critically analysing the methods used in regards to visceral inabilities in visual neglect patients. Visual neglect is a failure to attend or respond to a specific side of meaningful stimulus typically following a lesion on the brain. It goes by the names unilateral neglect, hemi-inattention (Robertson & Halligan, 2014), hemispatial neglect (Luukkainen-Markkula, Tarkka, Pitkanen, Sivenius, &…

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    impact on each case and each child experienced various types of emotional and physical neglect. However, it is difficult to determine all types of neglect that led to this abuse because most of the information is unknown. Furthermore, “Neglect is sometimes harder to recognize if there is no physical abuse. By looking at the environment and situation each of these children were in, can correspond to a type of neglect. For example, Danielle’s case, “she was found in roach-infested room, covered…

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    the issue has been increasing as time progresses (Lachman, 1996, para. 1). Even though laws regarding child neglect state that many things are considered to be child neglect, many of those things are still currently happening all around the world, and in large numbers. Many places in the world, like the United States and Africa, for example, both have agencies that deal with child neglect, but the United States has far more efficient programs because they have overall more resources (Lachman,…

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    300.) The concept of child neglect is one of the main issues that the criminal justice system focuses on. The following are also categories that go with a form of child neglect: medical, emotional, educational, physical neglect and the lack of supervision and guidance. (Recognizing and Helping the Neglected Child. “Understanding Child Neglect.” Pg.13.) Physical neglect in a child is failing to meet the daily needs of a child such as food, shelter and food. Medical neglect, is not caring for the…

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    experiments was that fathers had a lower potential risk of becoming physical abuse perpetrators with their children than mothers. In addition there is a higher risk of becoming a physical abuse perpetrator in parents with history of childhood abuse and neglect than in parents without the history of childhood abuse and…

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    from neglect. “Childhood Obesity:…

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    “In 2013 an estimated 1,520 children died from abuse and neglect. Also, an estimated 679,000 children were victims. Just under 80 percent of reported child facilities as a result of abuse and neglect were caused by one or more of the child victims parents (http://www.nationalchildrensalliance.org).” To sum it all up, “yearly, referrals to a state child protective services involved…

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    ensure that there is reason for all things that social workers do and that the clients are safe. One important code that the child protective service workers within the agency use is Virginia Code 63.2-100 which gives that the definitions of abuse and neglect as well as the different types. This code is used often throughout the agency when there founded abuse of a child. This code begins by stating that said abuse must be done by the child’s parent or the person responsible for the child’s…

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    half of 133 million deaths in children are due to malnutrition,” (Child maltreatment in Puerto Rico: Findings from the 2010 National Child Abuse and Neglect Data System, 2013). Studies in Pakistan show that around 31.3% of children under 5 years of age are underweight, 40.9% are stunted, 16.8% are severely wasted, and 62% are anaemic. Nutritional neglect along with all other forms of child maltreatment can cause many short-term and long-term…

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