00926nam a2200145   450000100060000010000410000610100080004720000990005533003990015446100960055360600820064970000180073170100210074985200100077022301  a20090427c2008       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aMandated reporting is still a policy with reasoneempirical evidence and philosophical grounds  aIntroduction. The need for a system of referrals by professionals of suspected abuse and neglect. Numbers and proportions of substantiated reports made by mandated reporters. The most significant problems are not with mandated reporting, but with responses. Mandated reporting enables economic and social benefits far outweighing disadvantages. Social justice and individual rights. Conclusion.  vV.32,n.5dMay 2008pp.511-516tChild Abuse & Neglect - The International JournalcSt. Louis  aCRIANÇA MALTRATADA  CRIANÇA NEGLIGENCIADA  NOTIFICAÇÃO DA VIOLÊNCIA  aMATHEWSbBen   aBROSSbDonald C.  jP.324