This training provides essential information on recognizing and reporting suspected child abuse in Pennsylvania, covering topics such as child welfare laws, reporting procedures, and penalties for failure to report. Targeted towards mandated reporters, healthcare professionals, and others in relevan

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Addressing the importance of identifying and reporting child abuse and neglect on campus, this training module emphasizes the role of mandated reporters in safeguarding minors. It covers different forms of abuse, peer-to-peer issues, disclosure handling, and available resources, while stressing the

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Evidence-based screening tool TEN-4-FACESp helps healthcare professionals identify abusive injuries in children by recognizing specific patterns of bruising, especially in sensitive areas like the torso, ears, neck, and eyelids. It highlights the importance of reporting suspicious bruises, provides

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Child abuse and neglect are serious issues affecting millions of children worldwide. This course by presenter Veronica Stanford sheds light on identifying, reporting, and preventing various forms of maltreatment, including physical abuse, sexual exploitation, and neglect. The content delves into the

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The Office of Equity and Compliance Training at Southern Illinois University Carbondale (SIUC) addresses Title IX issues like sexual harassment, assault, misconduct, dating violence, and discrimination based on gender, age, race, and more. Reporting procedures, including contacting OEC and understan

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This training session on recognizing and reporting suspected child abuse in Pennsylvania provides essential information and guidelines for mandated reporters and individuals seeking to protect children. The course covers topics such as identifying child abuse, reporting procedures, roles and respons

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Child Care Professionals are mandated reporters of child abuse and neglect. This training covers types of abuse, when to report, how to report, and the legal responsibilities involved in reporting suspected abuse. Failure to report can result in criminal consequences. Safeguards are in place to prot

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Family and Children Services in Suffolk County, led by Division Administrator Michael Licata, aims to ensure the safety, well-being, and permanency of all children. The FCSA consists of essential units such as Child Protective Services Investigations, Child Protective and Preventive Services, Child

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Understand the legal definitions and reporting requirements for child abuse and neglect in Alabama. Learn about different forms of child abuse, including physical, sexual, and neglect. Recognize the signs of abuse and the responsibilities of mandatory reporters. Discover the types of professionals r

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Discover tips for interacting with print and television media, key messages about ACMS, and strategies for reinforcing mission and values. Learn how to handle interviews, turn questions towards key messages, and work effectively with reporters to create compelling news angles.

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Delve into the world of science and journalism with these 100 creative ways to use newspapers. From learning scientific vocabulary to analyzing advancements in technology, this guide offers engaging activities like creating a scrapbook on conservation and making graphs based on weather forecasts. Di

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Watergate has transcended as a term for major scandals, but it originally referred to the 1972 burglary in Washington that set off a chain of events leading to significant changes in journalism and governance. Young reporters Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward's relentless pursuit of the story, aided b

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This resource provides guidance on the Community Readiness Assessment process, including the human resources required such as interviewers and scorers, along with the supplies needed like digital recorders and highlighters. Additionally, it offers suggestions for securing transcriptionists, whether

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Designed to help Georgia mandated reporters identify signs of child abuse and neglect, understand legal obligations for reporting, and know how to make a report. Mandated reporters play a critical role in safeguarding children's well-being by reporting suspicions of abuse and neglect to the proper a

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This presentation provides insights into abuse prevention and the responsibilities of mandated reporters in identifying and reporting abuse or neglect. It covers the risks faced by students, the role of staff in preventing abuse, and the importance of understanding and recognizing signs of abuse. Tr

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Community hospitals play a critical role in reporting child abuse to the Department of Children and Families (DCF) Careline. The process involves mandated reporters, gathering essential information, making decisions based on safety factors, and utilizing DCF services and service providers. Ensuring

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The Montgomery County Prosecutors Office, led by Mat Heck Jr., is actively combatting elder abuse through prosecuting various types of abuse like physical neglect and financial exploitation. Mandatory reporters have been expanded to include professionals like CPA's and investment advisors. A new law

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This piece delves into the importance of ethical considerations when reporting on criminal justice issues, as highlighted by journalist Ruth Hopkins at The Wits Justice Project. The article features quizzes posing ethical dilemmas faced by reporters, emphasizing the need for transparency, corroborat

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JETS Club Patrons play a crucial role in organizing activities at the school level. They act as organizers, advisors, planners, implementers, monitors, supervisors, guiders, and reporters. Ensuring the smooth execution of JETS projects, Olympiads, and quizzes, they guide students, rehearse with stak

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Crafting engaging news stories for high school newspapers involves going beyond the traditional inverted pyramid structure. Reporters should focus on finding unique angles, showcasing the human element, and delving into the how and why of events. By avoiding typical news story formats and prioritizi

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Feedback received from IMSN members on NIMS and incident reporting revealed various issues affecting the rates at which staff report medication incidents/near misses within hospitals. Major themes included staffing numbers and turnover, pharmacist involvement in incident reporting, clinical pharmacy

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Sub-editing plays a crucial role in journalism by enhancing news stories for clarity, accuracy, and readability. Reporters provide the content, but sub-editors refine it to align with publication policies and style. Editing involves more than just fixing grammar and factual errors; it shapes the ess

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