Understanding medical examinations for child sexual abuse concerns (The CSA Centre)

We have developed an informative, evidence-based resource for frontline practitioners in social care, health and police to explain the paediatric medical examination that takes place when there is an disclosure or suspicion of child sexual abuse.

Directed and produced by Inspired Films

Grateful thanks to:
The Lighthouse
Dr Michelle Cutland
Dr Deborah Hodes
Dr Alison Mott
Dr Sarah Al-jilaihawi
Martin Slack
Jasmine Shaw
Margaret Potter
Jana Jones
Ramesh Pydiah
The Sussex children's SARC team
Hull NHS hospitals safeguarding team
The Bridge SARC Bristol

[TurkeyFarmerGirl]

Prayers for you little ones! I'm so sorry that people are so evil. My heart goes out to you all.

[ThomasKus]

Well done - sensitive and informative both for professionals like me and for families.

[mohammadbaig]

Such issues need strict and a rigorous punishment against the culprits but the West and the EU is very kind to such people and their crimes.They pose it their cultural activity perhaps so they do not demand rigorous accountability of such criminals.

[Tsubahi]

More, more innocence is stripped away. 🙂

[petercdowney]

"If they prefer, they can take one piece of clothing off at a time, and put it back on before the next is taken off."

That's how it's done. The patient should always have some clothing on during the examination. Wherever possible, doctors and other medical professionals should only expose whichever part of the body they are examining.

[sarapattishall]

Fabulous. First violated by the perp and then violated again my med professionals. Genius. 🙄