Video and audio replays of What can we learn from the National Review of Non-Accidental Injury in Under 1s? In this webinar, CareKnowledge Head of Content Rob Mair is joined by Elie Godsi, author of the Psychologist’s Report which formed a critical part of the National Review, to draw out lessons for professionals to understand the key factors that must be recognised in order to identify those children most at risk of harm. First broadcast on 27 April 2022.

A CareKnowledge briefing that explores the evidence behind the 'toxic trio', inquiring as to to how these risk factors affect the psychological development of children, why this framework has become so dominant in children’s social care and whether this approach helps professionals safeguard children at risk of extreme and violent child abuse. [19-Apr-2022]

A CareKnowledge Briefing that summarises findings from a recent investigation – which itself builds upon work carried out six years ago – looking at the growing evidence base linking poverty to child abuse and neglect. [12-Apr-2022]

This CareKnowledge report looks at the findings of the Child Q Safeguarding Practice Review, considers the lack of children’s services involvement, and asks how children can be appropriately safeguarded during police searches. [06-Apr-2022]

A CareKnowledge Report by Kim Rutter that looks at the challenges preventing, or slowing digital transformation in social care, and considers the ways these can be addressed. [01-Apr-2022]

A CareKnowledge report by social worker Steph Stanhope, that looks at the role of creativity in social work, and how it can be used to foster positive connections with clients. [22-Mar-2022]