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Index<br />

A<br />

abuse<br />

categories of, 10–14<br />

emotional abuse, 10<br />

extra-familial abuse, 55, 57, 146<br />

financial abuse, 67<br />

intra-familial abuse, 57, 146<br />

physical abuse, 12–13<br />

psychological/emotional abuse, 67<br />

responding to child’s disclosure of,<br />

32–33<br />

retrospective disclosures by adults,<br />

58, 146<br />

sexual abuse, 10–11<br />

See also neglect<br />

access of alleged abuser to children, 146<br />

Access Workers (HSE), 26<br />

adolescents<br />

relationship violence, 67<br />

risk factors in, 60<br />

adult services <strong>and</strong> impact on children, 29<br />

adults disclosing abuse in childhood. See<br />

retrospective disclosures by adults<br />

Advocacy Workers (HSE), 26<br />

Advocacy, Director of (HSE), 129<br />

age of child<br />

as risk factor in child protection, 60<br />

issues impacting on parenting<br />

capacity, 171–75<br />

alcohol<br />

children <strong>and</strong> families in Irel<strong>and</strong><br />

affected by (2008), 72<br />

exposure of newborn child to, 19<br />

parental misuse of, 71–73<br />

allegations against workers <strong>and</strong><br />

volunteers, managing, 129<br />

animals, cruelty to, 108–9<br />

anonymous referrals, 36<br />

anti-social personality disorder, 69<br />

Asian women <strong>and</strong> domestic violence, 72<br />

assessment practice<br />

child attachment to parents/carers,<br />

103–5<br />

chronologies, 6, 117–19<br />

Index<br />

core assessment, 4<br />

cruelty to animals, 108–9<br />

disabled children, 79–80<br />

domestic violence, 64–66<br />

evaluating progress, 113<br />

fathers/male partners, 111–12<br />

further assessment, 4, 47<br />

home visits, 105–8<br />

initial assessment, 4, 37, 45–46<br />

intellectual disability in children,<br />

79–80<br />

intellectual disability in parents/carers,<br />

75–76<br />

interviewing children, 46<br />

interviewing third parties, 37<br />

key considerations, warnings, pitfalls<br />

in assessments, 93–102<br />

male partners, unknown, 81–82<br />

mental health of parents/carers, 70<br />

parenting capacity, 75–76, 109–13,<br />

171–75<br />

perpetrator risk assessment, 66<br />

recommendations from Serious<br />

Case Inquiries (Irel<strong>and</strong>), 95,<br />

160–63<br />

record-keeping <strong>and</strong> file<br />

management, 116<br />

risk assessment, 4<br />

supervising assessments, 113–16<br />

types of assessment, 4<br />

uncooperative or ‘hard to engage’<br />

families, 82–85<br />

attachment of children to parents/carers,<br />

103–5<br />

B<br />

‘Baby Peter’, Serious Case Review, ‘<strong>Child</strong><br />

A’ (2010), 81–82<br />

behaviour of child, questions on, 31<br />

best practice in child protection <strong>and</strong><br />

welfare work, principles of, 3–4<br />

black <strong>and</strong> minority ethnic (BME)<br />

communities, 62, 87–88<br />

177

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