Child Death Review Process - Devine v4

Argument & Critique 1 The role of parents in the Child Death Review Process By Dr Lauren Devine University of the West of England Bibliographical Note Dr Lauren Devine (Hons) MA PGCertHE FHEA Barrister, is a Senior Lecturer at the University of the West of England, Director of the Interdisciplinary and Expert Evidence Network ( ) and Principal Investigator for the ESRC funded project Rethinking Child Protection Strategy (ES/M000990/1). , @DrLaurenDevine Abstract This article considers whether evidential and procedural issues identified in relation to public family law social work assessment of families can be used to further understanding of the Child Death Review Process . The Process is an under-researched but important aspect of statutory family assessment. Pre-litigation stages of family investigation, particularly in relation to Child protection and safeguarding are undertaken within the Framework for the Assessment of Children in Need and their Families, set out in working together to Safeguard Children.

The Child Death Review Process, also in Working Together to Safeguard Children is applied in cases of child deaths categorised as ‘sudden’ and ‘unexpected’. Assessment of

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