Child sexual exploitation: health working group report
Recommendations to improve the health and wellbeing of children who have experienced sexual exploitation.
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The child sexual exploitation health working group report makes recommendations to improve the health and wellbeing of children who have experienced sexual exploitation. It is designed to help health services improve prevention techniques and to achieve the best possible results for affected children and young people.
The Department of Health’s response to the report focuses on the action that is currently taking place to improve the identification, support and healthcare service provision of sexually exploited children and young people.
The independent health working group was chaired by the Department of Health. By implementing the recommendations, health practitioners can help protect children, identify and intervene in cases of child sexual exploitation and help with recovery.
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Published 15 January 2014Last updated 12 May 2014 + show all updates
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Added the Department of Health's response to the recommendations in the child sexual exploitation health working group report.
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First published.