Berlin administrative district
suspicious cases in 2016
suspicious cases in 2017
reports to CPS in 2016
reports to CPS in 2017
reports to the police in 2016
reports to the police in 2017
feedback from CPS in 2016
feedback from CPS in 2017
fear of reporting a false allegation
uncertainty of the diagnosis of CAN
convinced of a singular event
parents sought medical treatment immediately
lack of experience in diagnosis or dealing with cases of CAN
concerns for one's own safety
report to CPS does not improve the child’s situation
CPS is already in contact with the family
planned short-term follow-up or referral to colleagues
parents are private friends or acquaintances
injuries might have an ethnical or religious context
fear of testimony in court proceedings
administrative barriers in contacting CPS
interventions of CPS are insufficient
one’s own work is more effective than that of CPS
fear of losing the child and the family as patients
lack of time
earlier suspicions persisted
explanations are inconsistent concerning the pattern of injuries
exclusion of other differential diagnosis
already known interventions by CPS in the cases
typical injury patterns
parents were slow to seek medical treatment
initially observing how the situation develops before taking any further steps
usually informing parents of any suspicion
trying to encourage parents to accept low-threshold support services
generally reporting suspicious cases to the authorities
frequent problems in identifying CAN
exchange of ideas with colleagues is helpful
external evaluation by experts is necessary
more relevant training offers are needed
reporting anonymously is a decisive factor
future reporting will be influenced by previous experiences
closer cooperation with CPS is requested
pseudonymized counseling in suspicious cases exists
moral duty to report suspicious cases
children benefited from interventions by CPS
legal regulations on reporting CAN are known
mandatory reporting is necessary to protect children
mandatory reporting is helpful and a relief for doctors
suspicious cases in 2016+2017
reports to CPS in 2016+2017
reports to the police in 2016+2017
feedback from CPS in 2016+2017
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B1+2 Categories
B3+4 Categories
B5+6 Categories
B7+8 Categories
reporting behavior categories in 2016
reporting behavior categories in 2017
reporting behavior categories in 2016+2017
reporting behavior alternative categories in 2016
reporting behavior alternative categories in 2017
reporting behavior alternative categories in 2016+2017
net household income (Euro)
number of people with a migration background (percent)
number of unemployed (percent)
cases yes/no in 2016
cases yes/no in 2017
cases yes/no in 2016+2017
reports to CPS and/or police in 2016+2017