Add to ORKGBACKGROUND AND TIMELINESS OF THE STUDY. Child battering is a shocking reality. It is not a new problem; it is as old as mankind. Unfortunately, it has only been in recent years that the conscience of society has been sufficiently provoked to concentrate on this phenomenon and to actively seek some practicable solutions. Agitation by interested individuals, with the cooperation of effective media, catapulted this cause into the public area. Professional concern for the plight of children who are battered by their parents swelled with the tide of publicity. Groups most closely identified with humanitarian pursuits were obliged to take a long hard look at their roles and correspondent responsibilities. Demands for studies and investigations em...
In this paper, described in a historical perspective about the medicalization and criminalization of...
In 1962, C. Henry Kempe published his landmark work, The Battered Child Syndrome, and set into motio...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 40-41)This thesis is a detailed description of the proces...
Since 1962 when the Kempe article emerged on the "Battered Child Syndrome, " there has bee...
The focus of this thesis is to assess the existing "machinery" of the Medical, Social Work and Legal...
This work discusses the problem of battered children highlights the dangeres of marginalising the pr...
Writers on social phenomenon, lawyers, social scientists, and other interested in social problems, h...
Battered-child syndrome is the initial term used by physicians in the United States to describe an a...
Ten battered children and theirJ#{224}milies were evaluated by the author over a six-year pe-nod. It...
This article provides an historical review of child maltreatment, focusing on the three most common ...
Writers on social phenomenon, lawyers, social scientists, and other interested in social problems, h...
Nigel Parton qualified at a social worker at Bradford University, and subsequently studied at Essex ...
Research and clinical studies have identified a variety of critical factors that precipitate inciden...
For almost a half-century, the Nebraska Symposium on Motivation has profiled many of the evolving th...
This article traces the emergence of child abuse as a medical concern in post-war Britain and Americ...
In this paper, described in a historical perspective about the medicalization and criminalization of...
In 1962, C. Henry Kempe published his landmark work, The Battered Child Syndrome, and set into motio...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 40-41)This thesis is a detailed description of the proces...
Since 1962 when the Kempe article emerged on the "Battered Child Syndrome, " there has bee...
The focus of this thesis is to assess the existing "machinery" of the Medical, Social Work and Legal...
This work discusses the problem of battered children highlights the dangeres of marginalising the pr...
Writers on social phenomenon, lawyers, social scientists, and other interested in social problems, h...
Battered-child syndrome is the initial term used by physicians in the United States to describe an a...
Ten battered children and theirJ#{224}milies were evaluated by the author over a six-year pe-nod. It...
This article provides an historical review of child maltreatment, focusing on the three most common ...
Writers on social phenomenon, lawyers, social scientists, and other interested in social problems, h...
Nigel Parton qualified at a social worker at Bradford University, and subsequently studied at Essex ...
Research and clinical studies have identified a variety of critical factors that precipitate inciden...
For almost a half-century, the Nebraska Symposium on Motivation has profiled many of the evolving th...
This article traces the emergence of child abuse as a medical concern in post-war Britain and Americ...
In this paper, described in a historical perspective about the medicalization and criminalization of...
In 1962, C. Henry Kempe published his landmark work, The Battered Child Syndrome, and set into motio...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 40-41)This thesis is a detailed description of the proces...