Learning from child safeguarding practice reviews
This page shares the learning from local reviews undertaken, highlighting key findings, recommendations, good practice and areas for improvement.
A Rapid Review is a multi-agency process which considers the circumstances of a SCSI. The purpose of the Rapid Review is to identify and act upon immediate learning, and consider if there is additional learning which could be identified through a wider Child Safeguarding Practice Review (CSPR).
The following learning summaries highlight key findings and learning from practice form rapid reviews undertaken by OSCB partners:
The purpose of child safeguarding practice reviews (previously known as serious case reviews) is to identify improvements needed and to consolidate good practice. The findings are then translated into a programme of action which leads to sustainable improvements and the prevention of death, serious injury or harm to children.
The following learning summaries are from child safeguarding practice reviews undertaken by OSCB partners:
These reviews were undertaken where the threshold for a Child Safeguarding Practice Review was not met but there was learning for the partnership.
The following thematic summaries highlight the key themes and learning points from a number of local and national reviews:
To read the full reports from local Child Safeguarding Practice Reviews, please go follow this link: Child Safeguarding Practice Reviews