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The
Identification and Reporting of Child Abuse and Maltreatment Course
For Mandated Reporters
Table
of Contents
1.
Introduction
2.
Learning Objectives
3.
Prevalence and Impacts
4.
What to Report
5.
Indicators of Abuse and Maltreatment
6.
Mandated Reporters in New York State
7.
When Reports are Required From a Mandated Reporter
8. Who’s Obligated To Make The Report
9.
What is Reasonable Cause to Report
10.
Children and Disclosure
11.
Reporting Procedures
12.
Other Mandated or Authorized Actions
13.
Legal Protections for Reporters
14.
Consequences for Failing to Report
15.
New York State's Child Protective Services System
Additional
Resources
Hotline numbers, LDSS-221-A Reporting Form, List of local
social service agencies, support agencies and services, references
to the related laws
When
Finished with the Course Materials
Please Print, Complete, and Submit to the NASW-NYS Chapter Office:
the quiz, Certification
of Completion (fill in part A only), evaluation
and payment. Add $30.00 to have your certification of completion
faxed directly to NYSED within 4 business days.
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