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In most cases children s services will ask the court to make an interim care order The child is unlikely to be cared for by anyone suspected of causing any injury whilst investigations are ongoing

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Suspected physical abuse SPA also known as non accidental injury NAI or inflicted injury in infants and young children represents both ethical and legal challenges to treating physicians

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Non accidental injury NAI in the context of family proceedings refers to physical harm that has not been caused accidentally and may have been caused deliberately or recklessly by an

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Definition of NAI NAI in British English abbreviation for in Britain nonaccidental injury

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Non accidental injury NAI is a term which is used to refer to many different types of physical injury or abuse for example Bone fracture rib fracture metaphyseal fracture skull fracture long bone

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Incidents of Non Accidental Injury NAI in children have increased during the Coronavirus pandemic Unsurprisingly the combination of social isolation financial stress and loss of access to support and

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Infants and children referred to WATCh in relation to suspected or confirmed non accidental injury Child physical abuse is a form of abuse which may involve hitting shaking poisoning burning scalding

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4 4 A Non Accidental Injury NAI Any abuse such as a bruise mark burn or other injury purposefully inflicted on a person or sustained because of a failure to protect the child from an injury where that