A new child-welfare law took effect July 1 requires the Child Abuse Death Review Committee to review all child deaths that have been reported to the state abuse hotline and have been accepted for investigation.
August 29, 2014 at 11:00 AM
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The state panel charged with reviewing child deaths set an ambitious agenda against a tight deadline in hopes of reducing as many child deaths as possible.
Members of the Child Abuse Death Review Committee met in Tampa to plan their 2014 annual report, the first one the panel will submit since a sweeping new child-welfare law took effect July 1.
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