Child Abuse Review

Papers
(The TQCC of Child Abuse Review is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-05-01 to 2025-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Prevalence and determinants of caregivers’ self‐reported child abuse among children aged 3–6 years in the south of Iran38
An intensive perinatal mentalisation‐based intervention for women at risk of child removal and the role of restorative relationships17
Editorial16
The effect of the training programme for nursing students on child abuse and neglect knowledge and awareness levels: A randomized controlled study14
An analysis of child safeguarding cases managed by National Governing Bodies of sport across England and Wales13
Suicide in Children and Adolescents: New Interventions and Risk FactorsBy Michelle A.Patriquin and Katrina A.Rufino (eds.), London: Taylor and Francis, 2023. 138 pp. ISBN: 978103205841212
Conceptualization of Child Labour: Contemporary Understanding and Gaps11
If It's Not on the System, Then It Hasn't Been Done: ‘Ofsted Anxiety Disorder’ as a Barrier to Social Worker Discretion9
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Child Protection and Disability: Practical Challenges for Research by DeborahFry, PatriciaLannen, JenniferVanderminden, AudreyCameron and TabithaCasey, Dunedin Academic Press, Edinburgh, 2017. 122pp. 9
Child protection pathways for newborn infants: A multi‐disciplinary retrospective chart review of an Irish maternity hospital’s records8
Dyadic Reports Using the Parental Support after Child Sexual Abuse Measure: Psychometrics and Associations with Post‐Traumatic Stress Disorder Symptoms7
Detecting Parental Deception in the Child Safeguarding Context7
Issue Information6
The protective power of friendship, advocacy and activism: A short report on the experiences of Who Cares? members and allies6
Attitudes of Nursing Students About Reporting Child Abuse in Izmir, Türkiye: Descriptive Study6
Understanding practice with culturally and linguistically diverse children and young people who have experienced domestic and family violence: A practitioner perspective6
Systems Complexity in Child Protection and Welfare: Policy, Leadership, Practice and EvaluationBy AislingGillen, JohnCanavan, CarmelDevaney, and CarolineMcGregor, Oxon and New York: Routledge, 2024. 16
Families of four‐year‐old children experiencing violence: A national survey of parents and public health nurses on help and support5
High risk of severe child abuse and poly‐victimisation in families with parental substance misuse – results from a swedish school‐based survey5
Teaching Protective Behaviours to Young Children: Empowering Young Children to Feel SaferBy Gelenter, C., Bailey, R., Riley, B.. . London: Routledge. 2024, pp. 168. £160.19 (Hardcover). ISBN: 978-10325
Does the BuRN‐Tool Score Correctly Predict Cases of Maltreatment in Children Referred for a Child Protection Medical Assessment?5
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‘Nothing happened’: Legal implications of false denials among abused children5
Child Sexual Abuse Reported by Adult Survivors: Legal Responses in England and Wales, Ireland and Australia, by SineadRing, KateGleeson and KimStevenson. NewYork, Routledge. 2022. pp350. £120 (hardbac5
Book Review5
Evaluating the Use of Trauma‐Informed Mental Health Assessment Measures in Care Planning for Children and Adolescents in Out‐of‐Home Residential Care in Singapore5
Road‐testing child protection typologies: A case study in Lebanon4
‘From their own words’: A co‐produced study interpreting children and young people's experiences of emotional abuse and neglect expressed in anonymous, online peer‐peer message forums4
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The regulation of child pornography in China and the United States: A comparative review of laws4
Understanding the Relation between Short Birth Spacing and Child Maltreatment: Are Associations Due to Parental History of Childhood Abuse and Neglect?4
Willingness to Intervene in Child Abuse and Neglect: An Exploratory Study4
Child protection and developmental trajectories of children who entered care as infants4
Development and initial validation of the me and my child interview to assess parental acceptance–rejection4
Using Parental Attachment in Family Court Proceedings: An Empirical Study of the DMM‐AAI4
The Sexual Exploitation of Children in the Care of the Irish State—Professionals' Perspectives4
Hearing the Voice of the Child in Safeguarding Processes: Exploring Different Voices and Competing Narratives4
A review of the relationship between poverty and child abuse and neglect: Insights from scoping reviews, systematic reviews and meta‐analyses3
Barnahus Is Coming: A Reflexive Thematic Analysis of How Child Sexual Abuse Services at a Dublin Hospital Adapt and Respond3
Evaluation of incest cases in Sivas: Ten‐year retrospective study3
Using self‐report surveys in schools to study violence in alternative care: A methodological approach3
Development of a framework for classifying threat and neglect in childhood: A qualitative study3
How Child‐Focused are Child Protection Conferences?3
Children's Human Rights to ‘Participation’ and ‘Protection’: Rethinking the relationship using Barnahus as a case example3
Forensic medical examinations: The body as gateway to healing after child sexual abuse3
Keeping Children Safe in Out‐of‐School‐Hours Care: Perceptions of Staff and Managers of One Provider in Sydney, Australia3
Frequency of Child Abuse Before, During and After Confinement by COVID‐19: A Multicentre Cross‐Sectional Study in Bogotá3
Adverse childhood experiences and college student health promotion outcomes: Another perspective on the trauma‐health relationship3
The effect of training about child sexual, physical and emotional abuse3
Using Parental Attachment in Family Court Proceedings: DMM Theory about the Adult Attachment Interview3
HIV biomedical approaches among sexual minority men with childhood sexual abuse histories: A systematic review3
Issue Information3
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Peer Victimization Among a Clinical Sample of Turkish Youth With Autism Spectrum Disorder3
Issue Information2
Editorial2
Editorial2
‘Where’ Are the Children in Safeguarding Policies of Sport? An Analysis of National and International Discourses in Policy Documentation2
How a collapsing state impacts child safeguarding: Reflecting on the challenges of implementing a hospital‐based child safeguarding program in Lebanon2
The exploitation of girls in care: An ongoing struggle for recognition2
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‘It's like a much deeper understanding and you kind of believe them more …’: The value of peer support for young people affected by sexual violence2
Gender Differences in Cumulative Abuse, Bystander Intervention and Long‐Term Effects on Health and Intimate Partner Violence2
Navigating peer relationships: What do friendships look like for children whose parents have mental illnesses?2
Professionals' Views on Responding to County Lines‐Related Criminal Exploitation in the West Midlands, UK2
Does money motivate prospective foster parents? Are responses from high vs. low‐income towns different? Evidence from Google advertising2
Understanding Child Neglect e‐Learning Course developed by the Social Care Institute for Excellence, London, 2020. £34.80 per learner (including VAT) with discounts for multiple users. Availabl2
Understanding Medical Neglect on the Frontline of Child Protection2
The spectrum of concern for medical child abuse among adolescents with chronic pain due to central sensitisation2
Criteria‐Based Content Analysis in Child Sexual Abuse Cases: A Cross‐Cultural Perspective2
Transgender identity and experiences of sexual harassment in adolescence2
Disorganized attachment, mentalization and dissociation in context of childhood trauma: Implications for depressive symptoms2
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Issue Information2
Subject: Mainstreaming Emotional Education in Schools in the Philippines2
The Child's world: The essential guide to assessing vulnerable children, young people and their families. JanHorwath and DendyPlatt, Jessica KingsleyPublishers, London and Philadelphia, 2019, 695p. IS2
Love and Assault: Parents’ Views on Corporal Punishment in School2
Are Child Welfare Intervention Rates Higher or Lower in Areas Targeted for Enhanced Early Years Services?2
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