first they contact a head person then they call the social worker at the hospital contact social services and do any sexual abuse or rape kits and then it is determined if the child is placed in protective custody until it is investigated
If you abuse your child, then your in serious trouble, if you don't, then you don't have to worry.
You should also seek emergency care if you suspect child abuse, domestic violence, or elder abuse
Yes, a veterinarian can involve law enforcement if they suspect animal abuse or neglect during a visit.
The child is usually taken away from the abuser.
yes
If would think so, they are medical professional. they should do it morally anyway**Any practicing Medical or Dental provider that suspects child abuse legally and ethically HAS to report it or face penalties or suspension of his or her license. By the same token, Registered Dental hygeineists (RDH), Certified Dental Assistants, Teachers, Nurses, attorneys and anyone working with children or working as a childcare provider are also legally and ethically responsible to report child abuse even if they only suspect it. Most medical providers learn in an ethics class that they are a voice (of sorts) of a minor.
When a patient receives medical services and does not pay the medical bill.
It's a substance abuse/alcoholism treatment center.
Not usually. Sometimes, there can be damage (for example from sexual abuse) from tissue tearing and a hole called a fistula can open up between the bum and vagina. This is a serious medical problem and should be refered to a hospital.
Allow Animal Control to investigate your suspicions. Avoid the confrontation!
This is not for medical it needs to be delt with in thereapy.
If you suspect child abuse, always do the following: 1. Call the police. 2. Call Child Protective Services. 3. Keep documentation.