Developing structures and training for new partnerships in child protection

Abstract

Overview: This issue studies some of the challenges faced by the new bodies that are developing. These include safeguarding that new structures do not copy the problems of those they substitute and provide appropriate training for those professional groups that have formerly less engaged to work to protect children. Type of study: Literature and systematic review. Direction of finding: Addition of primary care administrative and clerical staff in the exercise was significant. (pg. 295). Critical Appraisal: Low. Research methodology was not adequately described. Data collection was not adequately described and it was not adequate and appropriate. Process of data analysis was not clear and findings were partially clearly stated and were partially based on study evidence.