Past Webinar – 13 June 2023

ACCYPN Webinar

Tuesday 13 June 2023 – Supporting, not reporting: Nurses professional responsibilities for preventing and responding to child abuse

ACCYPN invites you to join Dr Lauren Lines, Lecturer and Researcher for a Webinar.

Members please use the registration link sent to you via email to access member rates.  
Non-Members to access Member rates please click here and join as a member now and you will be emailed a link to register for the webinar at member rates. 

Presentation:  Supporting, not reporting: Nurses professional responsibilities for preventing and responding to child abuse
Date: Tuesday 13th June 2023
Presenter: Dr Lauren Lines, Lecturer at the College of Nursing and Health Sciences and Researcher in the Caring Futures Institute at Flinders University
Time: 2:30 pm NSW / VIC / ACT/ QLD (AEST) | 2.00pm SA (ACST) | 2:00pm NT (ACST) 12.30pm WA (ACST) (1 CPD Hour) (1/2 hour presentation with 15 minutes Q&A and 15 minutes open discussion)
Attendance: Live Webinar
Cost: Members (Free), Non Members $25.00
Registration: Online Registration
Non-Members to access Member rates please click here and join as a member now and you will be emailed a link to register for the webinar at member rates.

Disclaimer: The webinar will be recorded.  As this webinar includes Q&A and open discussion, anyone who participates or has their video turned on may be included in the recording.

Title: Supporting, not reporting: Nurses professional responsibilities for preventing and responding to child abuse

Abstract

Results of the Australian Child Maltreatment Study (2023) showed that more than 40% of children experienced two or more types of abuse/neglect.
Nurses are mandated reporters. But, child protection systems alone cannot meet the needs of all children experiencing abuse.
The National Framework for Protecting Australia’s Children (2021-2031) aims for prevention and early support so all children can thrive within their own families, communities, and cultures.
This presentation explores nurses’ professional responsibilities for supporting children who are experiencing abuse, inclusive of prevention, early intervention, responding and reporting.

Presenter BIO:

Dr Lauren Lines (RN, BN (hons), MN, PhD) is a lecturer in the College of Nursing and Health
Sciences and Researcher in the Caring Futures Institute at Flinders University.

Lauren’s clinical background is in paediatric nursing, and Lauren is a Credentialed Children and Young People’s Nurse (CCYPN).
Lauren teaches law and ethics in undergraduate nursing, and postgraduate child and family health nursing.
Lauren’s research explores ways to equip the interdisciplinary workforce for a public health approach to preventing and responding to child abuse and neglect.