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Pathways to harm, Pathways to protection: a Triennial Analysis of serious case reviews 2011 to 2014. Final report May 2016. Peter Sidebotham*, Marian Brandon**, Sue Bailey**, Pippa Belderson**, Jane Dodsworth**, Jo Garstang*, Elizabeth Harrison*, Ameeta Retzer* and Penny Sorensen**. *University of Warwick **University of East Anglia Acknowledgements The research team would like to extend our thanks to the Department for Education for their funding, support and careful overseeing of this study, particularly Stephanie Brivio, Helen Walker, Ivan Wintringham and John Leppard. We are most grateful to all members of the advisory group, who generously gave their time and expertise to respond to, and comment on, drafts of this report, and to meet with the authors. The members of the advisory group were: Alan Bedford (Consultant and serious case review author). Susannah Bowyer (Research in Practice). Ian Dean (Local Government Association). Anne Gair (Ofsted).
3.1 Child maltreatment fatalities 54 3.1.1 Fatal physical abuse 55 3.1.2 Deliberate or overt homicide 56 3.1.3 Extra-familial child homicide 57 3.1.4 Covert filicide 58 3.1.5 Extreme neglect and deprivational abuse 58 3.1.6 Severe and persistent child cruelty 59 3.1.7 Deaths related to but not directly caused by maltreatment 59 3.1.8 Reframing ...
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