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A resource of Serious Case Reviews from 2009 by the NSPCC

When a child dies from abuse or neglect, the local inter-agency group responsible for child protection conduct a review to identify how local professionals and organisations can improve the way they...

Audit and Analysis of Significant Case Reviews

This report presents the findings from an audit and analysis of 56 Significant Case Reviews (SCRs) and 43 Initial Case Reviews (ICRs) conducted in Scotland since 2007.

Neglect and Serious Case Reviews

This study provides a new contribution to our learning about neglect by exploring the circumstances in which neglect can be catastrophic and have a fatal or seriously harmful outcome for a child. It...

Undertaking Serious Case Reviews using the Social Care Institute for Excellence (SCIE) Learning Together systems model: lessons from the pilots

The overarching aim of the evaluation was to review the strengths and limitations of the SCIE Learning Together model for the conduct of SCRs compared to traditional SCR processes Since October 2011...

Serious Case Review: In respect of the death of Keanu Williams

This Serious Case Review concerns Keanu Williams, his two older, school age half Siblings and their young mother Rebecca Shuttleworth from Birmingham. Keanu, who was just over two years old at the...

Serious Case Review: In respect of the death of Keanu Williams: Combined Appendices

It should be noted that this Serious Case Review was undertaken during the year 2011 following Keanu William’s death in January 2011.The original Overview Report was concluded in January 2012 pending...

Formal Response to Serious Case Review Keanu Williams

The Birmingham Safeguarding Children Board (BSCB) received the Independent Serious Case Review into the death of Keanu Williams on Friday 20th September 2013. It was received with profound sadness...

Ofsted Social Care Report 2012-2013

The past decade has seen a series of high profile inquiries and reviews following the deaths or serious injuries of children. This has triggered a major programme of reform, some of which is only now...

How can professional regulation encourage healthcare professionals and social workers to be more candid when care goes wrong?

BASW have been asked as a key stakeholder to comment on the proposals to introduce a “Duty of candour” to those who provide health services. The consultation arose from the Report of the Mid...

Can professional regulation do more to encourage professionals to be candid when healthcare or social work goes wrong?

This report is a response to your commission to provide advice specifically on the professional duty of candour rather than a statutory or contractual duty. In considering how professional regulation...

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