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Effective review team
meetings require team members to:
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Come prepared with information on
the deaths to be reviewed
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Share their information openly and
honest
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Seek solutions instead of blame
At each case review,
members should seek to answer:
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Is the
investigation complete, or should we recommend further
investigation? If so, what more do we need to know?
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Are there
services we should provide to family members, other children and
other persons in the community as a result of this death?
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Could this
death have been prevented and if so, what risk factors were involved
in this child’s death?
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What
changes in behaviors, technologies, agency systems and/or laws could
minimize these risk factors and prevent another death?
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What are
our best recommendations for helping to make these changes?
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Who should
take the lead in implementing our recommendations?
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Is our
review of this case complete or do we need to discuss it at our next
meeting?
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