Help needed regarding my major project

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Hello, i am a student HV doing my major project which is a literature review. My

title is `What impact has serious case reviews had on the practice of

multi-agency working and have they informed or changed our practice?' I have

alot of research (please see below).

Question is- I would like feedback on what other MPs feels is in place in their

trust ie policy or lack of staff etc that prevents HVs from working in

partnership more with other professionals and visiting/engaging with those

'vulnerable' families?Do people feel that MESCH or FNP would enable staff to

meet these recommendations or is it professioanl development, support of staff

etc that needs attention?

I have all the bulk to start but now am a little lost on how to apply all of

this research and critique?

Many thanks, Louise

Ages of Concern: learning lessons from serious case reviews (2011)

The Preoccupation with Thresholds in Cases of Child Death of Serious Injury

through Abuse and Neglect (2008)

Serious Case Reviews: Learning to use Expertise (2005)

Managing the Aftermath of Serious Case Reviews (2003)

Improving Safeguarding Practice, Study of serious case reviews 2001-2003 (2008)

Analysing Child Deaths and Serious Injury through abuse and neglect: what can we

learn? (2008)

The Munro Report of Child Protection (2010)

Safeguarding Children Across Services: Messages from research on identifying and

responding to child maltreatment by Carolyn Davies and Harriet Ward (2011)

And alot of supporting research.

[Guest guest]

I may change my title to

'How have serious case reviews informed health visiting practice?'-as was asking

2 questions in 1 previously x

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> Hello, i am a student HV doing my major project which is a literature review.

My title is `What impact has serious case reviews had on the practice of

multi-agency working and have they informed or changed our practice?' I have

alot of research (please see below).

>

> Question is- I would like feedback on what other MPs feels is in place in

their trust ie policy or lack of staff etc that prevents HVs from working in

partnership more with other professionals and visiting/engaging with those

'vulnerable' families?Do people feel that MESCH or FNP would enable staff to

meet these recommendations or is it professioanl development, support of staff

etc that needs attention?

>

> I have all the bulk to start but now am a little lost on how to apply all of

this research and critique?

>

> Many thanks, Louise

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> Ages of Concern: learning lessons from serious case reviews (2011)

> The Preoccupation with Thresholds in Cases of Child Death of Serious Injury

through Abuse and Neglect (2008)

> Serious Case Reviews: Learning to use Expertise (2005)

> Managing the Aftermath of Serious Case Reviews (2003)

> Improving Safeguarding Practice, Study of serious case reviews 2001-2003

(2008)

> Analysing Child Deaths and Serious Injury through abuse and neglect: what can

we learn? (2008)

> The Munro Report of Child Protection (2010)

> Safeguarding Children Across Services: Messages from research on identifying

and responding to child maltreatment by Carolyn Davies and Harriet Ward (2011)

> And alot of supporting research.

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