Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6832735 Child Abuse & Neglect 2013 11 Pages PDF
Abstract
The risk of repetition is higher in children with substantiated maltreatment (as noted) than their peers. No one factor stood out as predictive of repetition. Implications for secondary prevention initiatives include a non-selective approach, sensitive to family difficulties and the need to better contextualize repetition and harness data linkages.
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