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    The role of police in responding to child and adult vulnerability: a meta-analysis of 126 reviews of death and serious harm

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    Authors
    Allnock, Debra
    Dawson, J.
    Rawden, H.
    Affiliation
    The Vulnerability Knowledge and Practice Programme
    Issue Date
    2020-08-01
    Subjects
    police
    serious case review
    domestic abuse
    child sexual abuse
    extra-familial abuse
    child exploitation and abuse
    policing
    policing and children
    England
    Wales
    Subject Categories::L590 Social Work not elsewhere classified
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    Abstract
    This report presents key findings from research into the police role in serious cases of significant harm and death, carried out by the Vulnerability Knowledge and Practice Programme (VKPP). The research aimed to understand the ways in which police, as a statutory partner, feature in reviews of serious cases of significant harm or death in children and adults; key gaps in police practice; and to understand the cumulative learning for police across different review types, involving a range of vulnerabilities. Reviews of serious cases tend to be examined as separate and distinct sources of learning. However, there is potential for considerable cross-over among reviews which can maximise the learning. This inclusive approach has allowed for the consideration of practice that might be common across reviews, but play out differently within the contexts of responses to adults versus children, or in relation to different vulnerabilities, for example.
    Citation
    Allnock D, Dawson J, Rawden H (2020) 'The role of police in responding to child and adult vulnerability: a meta-analysis of 126 reviews of death and serious harm'. : Vulnerability Knowledge and Practice Programme.
    Publisher
    Vulnerability Knowledge and Practice Programme
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/10547/625441
    Additional Links
    https://www.vkpp.org.uk/assets/Files/Publications/VKPP_police_response_MetaAnalysis.pdf
    Type
    Technical Report
    Language
    en
    Sponsors
    Funded by Norfolk Constabulary as part of secondment with the VKPP
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    Applied social sciences

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