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EMCYPSAS Clinical Lead March 2018

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1 EMCYPSAS Clinical Lead March 2018
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2 Operational Model NUH will be the lead provider
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3 Clinical Model This text will NOT appear on your slide show.
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4 This text will NOT appear on your slide show.
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5 Collection of forensic evidence Documentation of injuries
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6 Sexually Transmitted Infections Self-harm Domestic abuse
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7 Onward referrals into local services - Integrated sexual health
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8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZD5uFi6SnM Clinical Model
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9 Single point of access This text will NOT appear on your slide show.
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10 Guide to establishing urgency of sexual offence examination in CYP
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11 Child, young person, family focussed
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12 Consent Parent with parental responsibility
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13 Clinical Model Police, CYP and their carer greeted by CSW
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14 Clinical Model This text will NOT appear on your slide show.
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15 Forensic sample collection
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16 Forensic sample collection
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17 Hand written summary of allegation and opinion Clear follow up plan
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18 Network of CYP Sexual Assault Services Peer review of similar services
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19 Improved recording of sexual offences by the police
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20 Activity Assumptions Exact prevalence is unknown
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21 Activity Assumptions NHSE data suggests 600 cases per annum
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