An essential and convenient guide for every member of your review team the Child Fatality Review Quick Reference is an ideal field guide completely devoted to establishing, maintaining, and improving child fatality review teams (CFRTs). With full-color clinical photos and various causes and manners of death and sections devoted to review procedures and team member roles, this pocket-sized edition is required reading for anyone involved in the child fatality review process. Photos illustrate abusive and accidental forms of death, including neglect, SUDS, suicide, burns, drowning, genetic diseases, and natural causes. This text is a vital tool for all members of a CFRT, and it can serve as a guide for anyone trying to form a new team.

Child Fatality Review Quick Reference: For Healthcare, Social Service, and Law Enforcement Professionals

Medical Books

Randell Alexander

Mary E. Case

Allied Health Professions

STM Learning, Inc.

Child Fatality Review, which is the result of collaboration between 27 pediatricians, 10 forensic pathologists, 3 coroners, 2 forensic scientists, and an array of other health care, legal, law enforcement, and social service professionals, is the first available text completely devoted to the child fatality review process. It is designed to be the only text current team members, potential team members, and interested nonmembers will need on death review. Illustrated with more than 600 full-color clinical photographs documenting case histories, the book contains a section devoted to common and uncommon causes of child fatalities, including neglect, SIDS, suicide, burning, drowning, infectious diseases, and lightning strikes. This section prepares nonmedical professionals who are not generally exposed to actual deaths for the types of cases they will encounter while on a review tea

Child Fatality Review: Child Fatality Review: An Interdisciplinary Guide and Photographic Reference with Supplementary CD-ROM

Medicine

Forensic Pathology of Child Death is a comprehensive and convenient photographic resource, illustrating the injuries sustained by and causes of death common among children. Each case includes historical and circumstantial information, family history, and autopsy findings, such as medical and legal professionals might encounter in the field. The author, award-winning forensic pathologist Dr. Mary Case, has practiced in the Saint Louis metropolitan area since 1975. For over 20 years, Dr. Case has served as Chief Medical Examiner to Saint Louis County and the neighboring counties of Saint Charles, Jefferson, and Franklin. Over the course of her career, Dr. Case has been an invited lecturer at over 400 professional conferences, seminars, and symposia, sharing her expertise with colleagues the world over. Representing a wealth of knowledge refined over the course of 4 decades in the field and in research, Forensic Pathology of Child Death is the definitive reference on forensic examination in cases of child fatality. This truly invaluable work will benefit forensic pathologists, their professional collaborators, and the communities they serve for years to come. It is a must-have for any in need of a more sophisticated understanding of unnatural child death and the circumstances under which it occurs.

Forensic Pathology of Child Death: Autopsy Results and Diagnoses

Elisabeth M. Kermgard

Nursing

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