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CHILD PROTECTION GUIDANCE for Healt
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© Crown copyright 2013 You may re-
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MINISTERIAL FOREWORD Keeping Scotla
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affecting children, young people an
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and must be familiar with local pro
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experiencing difficulties in lookin
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Chapter 2 Roles and Responsibilitie
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Chapter 3 Sharing a Child Protectio
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Healthcare staff have a duty to co-
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Emergency and Urgent Care Medical S
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Specialist Child Protection Paediat
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PART 2 HEALTH SERVICES RESPONSIBILI
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NHS 24 NHS 24 is Scotland’s Natio
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Specification for a Child Protectio
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The Executive Director Lead Child P
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Provide advice and support on child
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