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Clinical Connection - Clinical Trial - Prevention of Shaken Baby Syndrome - is a medical research study (NCT00105963-98104) - Clinical Trial # 124137 - Study information:   Harborview Injruy Prevention and Research Center
Seattle, WA 98104, United States - Primary Contact: Frederick P Rivara, MD, Email: [email protected]
Phone: 206-744-9449

This link provides more information regarding Shaken Baby Syndrome.

This website describes features of Shaken Baby Syndrome.

The Shaken Baby Alliance site provides information regarding SBS prevention efforts, family support, victim advocacy, justice and legal issues, and has a library of SBS related information.

This website provides a comprehensive overview of Shaken Baby Syndrome.

This is a site with resources for parents who have questions about daycare abuse cases in Texas, check it out.

TrustLine was created by the California Legislature to give parents an important tool to use when selecting a caregiver for their children. All child care providers listed with TrustLine have submitted their fingerprints to the California Department of Justice and have no disqualifying criminal convictions in California. In addition, some but not all child care providers listed with TrustLine have also received a clearance from an FBI criminal record check.

This website is a resource to assist parents with picking the right day care center.

This website provides educational material to enhance parenting skills

This website is a resource to assist parents with picking the right day care center.

This website is a resource to assist parents with picking the right day care center

This website is a resource to assist parents with picking the right day care center

The ImPACT Test is designed to evaluate brain injured athlete. It is a Windows-based, computer-administered test to evaluate symptoms and cognitive function of brain-injured athletes. Athletic trainers and healthcare providers may administer the test.

This article emphasizes the need for sideline assessment during sporting events to screen for concussion and head injuries. There are brief descriptions and guideline lists for coaches, healthcare providers and parents to follow if a child experiences impact resulting in possible injury to the brain. The article content includes mention of the Mental Status Exam, Maddox Questions and Standardized Assessment of Concussion.

This link provides statistical data about the United States work force including injuries, illness and fatalities.

This link provides access to a compilation of information to prevent death in children.

This website link provides information to improve public safety for children in the community.

This website provides information about playground safety.

This link will provide the information one needs to report child pornography or child sex predators to federal authorities. The Most Wanted website is featured on this link.

How do people report child pornography?

Here are links to reporting child pornography. You may contact the FBI at  http://www.fbi.gov/contact/fo/fo.htm, National Center for Missing and Exploited Children at  https://secure.missingkids.com/missingkids/servlet/CybertipServlet?LanguageCountry=en_US, and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service at https://postalinspectors.uspis.gov.  

ASCA is an international self-help support group that receives no government funding. This organization is designed to assist adult survivors of neglect, physical, sexual and emotional abuse to find the healing resources they need through community, provider and web-based programs.      

Dream Catchers for Abused Children is an official non-profit 501(c)3 Child abuse organization dedicated to child abuse & neglect awareness and prevention.

"Everyone has a right to be respected and the responsibility to respect others." www.bullying.org "where you are not alone."

A brief overview and description of Dr. Herman's book if profiled here.

The book entitled No one would believe it: Experiences of a child abuse investigator written by Evelyn Kelly Norman is available. Ms. Norman is a former case worker for the Department of Family and Children Services. She authored a book describing what caseworkers, the everyday unsung heroes, do for abused children and the community. The book contains descriptions of real-life cases and child abuse situations with only the names changed to protect confidentiality. This book is currently used in some academic settings as part of curriculum.

This is the link to the Every Child Matters organization.  This organization seeks to make the matters involving children and child abuse a political priority.     

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Click on the website above for information on reporting or call Childhelp® (800-422-4453) for assistance.

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Click on the website above for information on reporting or call Childhelp® (800-422-4453) for assistance.

Click on the website above for information on reporting or call Childhelp® (800-422-4453) for assistance.

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This website is designed for adult victims of child abuse that are seeking support and information to assist with coping and dealing with the emotional and life-altering residual effects of child abuse.

This website posts many of the latest articles published on the topic of child abuse.

The ACE Study is an active collaboration study between the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Kaiser Permanente. It is a large scientific research study that analyzes the relationship between multiple categories of childhood trauma, general overall health and behavioral outcomes in adult life.

The Child Welfare Information Gateway has provided a compilation of child abuse reporting phone numbers for each state.

California domestic violence victim advocates have been seeking reform in two counties that are especially notorius for awarding custody of children to abusers. Several bills have been submitted to address the problems in family court.

This link provides statistical information regarding child maltreatment

The organization offers various programs on child abuse prevention, and it also directs efforts toward increasing public awareness about child abuse and neglect.

Our firm has various professionals and experts assist with case investigations depending on the nature of the cases. We have a nurse consultant help us coordinate case investigations. You may learn more about our consultant by visiting this profile.

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Click on the website above for information on reporting or call Childhelp® (800-422-4453) for assistance.

Click on the website above for information on reporting or call Childhelp® (800-422-4453) for assistance

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Contact the county Public Children Services Agency using the list above or call Childhelp USA® (800-422-4453) for assistance.

Click on the website above for information on reporting or call Childhelp® (800-422-4453) for assistance.

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Click on the website above for information on reporting or call Childhelp® (800-422-4453) for assistance.

This company sells a model intended to demonstrate the cause and effect of shaken baby syndrome.

Click on the website above for information on reporting or call Childhelp® (800-422-4453) for assistance.

Click on the website above for information on reporting or call Childhelp® (800-422-4453) for assistance.

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Click on the website above for information on reporting or call Childhelp® (800-422-4453) for assistance.

This link will provide access to a web-based store in addition to the stationary site located within the hospital at this time. Products such as helmets, smoke detectors, cabinet locks and car seats may be purchased. The brochure has store hours and contact information.

Kohl's Trauma Related Injury Prevention Program is sponsored the Children's Hospital of Michigan. The goal of the program is to prevent and reduce injuries to children. The program provides safety education and items such as helmets, smoke detectors...etc...

This is a link to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission page for recalled products made for children (not including toys).

This is the link to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission page for toy recalls.

"Michigan child injury lawyer blog site dedicated to the legal rights of injured and abused children."

A free camp for burn survivors between 7-16 years of age.

This link to The Humane Society of America - "Teaching your child to avoid dog bites" provides pointers for parents to teach their children methods of dog bite prevention.

This link provides information from The Humane Society of America that addresses the prevention of dog bites.

We recently added a page to our library section with a Free book explaining the rights of children in car accidents and lawsuits in Arcata.  Check it out and order yours today.

This link connects you directly to the Journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics.

The American Lawyer Academy is an organization dedicated to promoting excellence in the legal profession throughout North America.

A link to resources relevant to a variety of health care topics, including child maltreatment.

Tony Sheffy is a child injury lawyer in Connecticut. If you are a parent in Connecticut, and your child has been injured, check out Tony Sheffy's site for useful information on your injured child's rights. Go to www.sheffylaw.com

Learn more about Attorney Christopher Keane by visiting his MySpace page.

Link to Michigan personal injury lawfirm.