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Child protection substantiation

Object Class Attributes

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Metadata item type:Help on this termObject Class
METEOR identifier:Help on this term741600
Registration status:Help on this term
  • Children and Families, Standard 26/05/2021
Definition:Help on this term

An instance where an investigation has concluded there is reasonable cause to believe that a child has been, was being, or is likely to be abused or neglected or otherwise harmed.

Context:Help on this term

Child protection

Collection and usage attributes

Guide for use:Help on this term

Substantiation does not necessarily require sufficient evidence for a successful prosecution, and does not imply that treatment or case management was, or is to be, provided. Substantiations may also include cases where there is no suitable caregiver, such as children who have been abandoned or whose parents are deceased.

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Data Element Concepts implementing this Object Class:Help on this term
Child protection substantiation—date of substantiation
  • Children and Families, Standard 26/05/2021
Child protection substantiation—sexual exploitation indicator
  • Children and Families, Standard 26/05/2021
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