Teesside University
Teesside University
This summer sees Teesside University introducing an exciting range of twilight lectures. These one hour lectures are designed to introduce the audience to developments and research within the subject and will be followed by practical workshops which will allow for discussion, debate and ideas to take back to your institution. at Teesside University

The child with the black eye - a reflection ten years on

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This summer sees Teesside University introducing an exciting range of twilight lectures. These one hour lectures are designed to introduce the audience to developments and research within the subject and will be followed by practical workshops which will allow for discussion, debate and ideas to take back to your institution.
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Drawing on her 2003 work, and ten years on from the Laming Report, post-Victoria Climbe, this lecture examines the evolving role of the paediatrician in safeguarding children. The past decade has seen a lot of attention in this area, with a number of high-profile cases hitting the news. The lecture also looks at the developing role of the paediatrician as a key and reflective practitioner within the child protection system

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