Child abuse pediatricians gather medical history from parents and families, talk to children, examine children, review blood tests, x-rays, and other tests, and may order and review additional tests. Child abuse pediatricians often work within a multidisciplinary team of other physicians, hospital staff, child protective service agency workers, and law enforcement to gather information and make sure that all agencies involved understand the medical concerns about a child. 

·         Prevention of child abuse

·         Risk and protective factors

·         Child Maltreatment

·         Domestic violence on children

·         Child sexual abuse

·         Child trafficking

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