Child Abuse Review

Joined-up thinking and practice
pp. 257-259(3)
Author: Gough D.

Combined clinic between paediatricians and genito-urinary doctors: an example of good practice
pp. 260-261(2)
Authors: Stathopulu E.; Love L.

Safeguarding disabled children in residential settings: what we know and what we don't know
pp. 262-281(20)
Authors: Paul A.; Cawson P.

Domestic violence and child protection: issues in safety planning
pp. 282-295(14)
Authors: Waugh F.; Bonner M.

Serious and fatal injuries to infants with discrepant parental explanations: some assessment and case management issues
pp. 296-312(17)
Authors: Dale P.; Green R.; Fellows R.

The influence of risk and protective factors on burnout experienced by those who work with maltreated children
pp. 313-331(19)
Authors: Stevens M.; Higgins D.J.

Kinship care: The placement choice for children and young people. Edited by Bob Broad, Russell House, Lyme Regis, 2001. 168pp. ISBN 1-898924-96-1
pp. 332-333(2)
Author: Hall C.

Counselling & support services for young people aged 12–16 who have experienced sexual abuse: a study of the provision in Italy, The Netherlands & the United Kingdom. Edited by Mary Baginsky, NSPCC, London, 2001. 140pp. ISBN 1-84228-020-1 (Pbk)
pp. 333-334(2)
Author: Whitehall-Smith M.

Child abuse compensation claims. Edited by Elizabeth Gumbel, Malcolm Johnson and Richard Scorer, The Law Society, London, 2002. 288 pp. ISBN 1-85328-717-2 (Pbk).
pp. 334-335(2)
Author: McHardy A.

Public inquiries into abuse of children in residential care. Edited by Brian Corby, Alan Doig and Vicki Roberts, Jessica Kingsley, London, 2001. 223pp. ISBN 1-85302-895-9 (Pbk).
pp. 335-336(2)
Author: Kelly S.

Child protection in primary care. Edited by Janet Polnay, Radcliffe, Oxon, 2001. 169pp. ISBN 1-85775-224-4 (Pbk).
pp. 336-337(2)
Author: Miller J.

Resolving childhood trauma. A long term study of abuse survivors. Edited by Catherine Cameron, Sage, London, 2000.340pp. ISBN 0-7619-2128- 1 (Cloth), 0-7619-2129-x (Pbk).
pp. 338-339(2)
Author: Huntington A.