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Mandatory Reporting CA Practitioners FAQ

1 California s domestic violence & Mandatory Reporting Law: Requirements for Health Care Practitioners TABLE OF CONTENTS 1) Most Common Questions and Answers on Mandatory Reporting Requirements for Health Practitioners in California ..2 2) Suggested Reporting Procedure ..5 3) Elements of Responsible Practice in Reporting domestic violence ..6 4) California Mandatory Reporting Law: A Summary ..7 2 Most Common Questions and Answers on Mandatory Reporting Requirements for Health Practitioners in California* This information is intended to be a general reference guide for questions about Mandatory Reporting .

Area Legal Aid, California Alliance Against Domestic Violence, Family Violence Prevention Fund, San Francisco Domestic Violence Con sortium, and California Medical Association and reporting procedures by M. Campbell Bliss, RN, MS, and N. Clark, RN, BHA, Sutter Community Hospitals, Sutter Center for Women’s Health, Sacramento, CA.

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