Mandatory Reporters Survey
On April - 18 - 2011
Report: Knowledge lacking among mandatory reporters battling child abuse
Many of the people considered to be on the front lines in Pennsylvania’s fight against child abuse do not understand what they should do or have not been trained in reporting suspected cases, a new survey says. Hospital staff, clergy, teachers and other people known as mandatory reporters — those required to call the state’s abuse hot line any time they suspect a child has been abused — were among those expressing frustration in the survey.
Report: Knowledge lacking among those battling child abuse – Pittsburgh Tribune-Review http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/news/regional/s_732774.html#ixzz1JvBx3i1h
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