The Physical Signs of Child Sexual Abuse
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The Physical Signs of Child Sexual Abuse

John Thain Senior lecturer in children’s nursing, University of Wolverhampton

PRESENTED AS an evidence-based review and guidance for best practice, this is a specialist book on child sexual abuse (CSA). Its text is interspersed with clinical diagrams and photographs that are often explicit, but always appropriate.

Emergency Nurse. 23, 10, 15-15. doi: 10.7748/en.23.10.15.s13

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