Understanding decisions about child maltreatment

Article Abstract:

Research presented concerns the American child welfare system and the means by which social workers determine child abuse and neglect cases. The decision-making process is examined with regard to custody judgements, and the results suggest decision-making in serious neglect and abuse cases lacks structure and consistency.

Children, Social work, Social work with children

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Decisions on placement and family preservation

Article Abstract:

Research presented concerns the American child welfare system and the level of consistency between social workers when making custody judgments in child abuse or neglect cases. Results suggest inconsistent application of standards, often in decisions regarding referrals to family preservation services.

Social aspects, Custody of children, Child custody

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