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Resources for Medical Professionals
Child and Adolescent Sexual Offense Post-Assault Testing and Treatment
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New York State Collaborative Efforts in
Medical Evaluations Of Child and Adolescent Sexual Offenses
TRIAGE
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Resources for MDTs and the Public
Nonfatal Maltreatment of Infants—United States
October 2005-September 2006
Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report
PDF

CHAMP’s Top Ten Reasons
Why Children and Adolescents Suspected of being Sexually Abused
Need Medical Evaluations
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Websites
Child Abuse Evaluation & Treatment for Medical Providers is a comprehensive web-based source of child abuse information that offers tools and resources with which to diagnose and manage child and adolescent abuse victims. It is a resource for medical providers who do not have a background or expertise in child abuse pediatrics and are striving to develop best practice standards for their patient care setting. It is available at http://www.childabusemd.com/ .

There is a child abuse and disabilities website that provides information about working with children with special needs and their families. It outlines basic information for all members of the multidisciplinary team related to child characteristics and strategies or "reasonable accommodations" that may be needed in investigative and/or support procedures. It is available at http://childabuse.tc.columbia.edu .