The British Medical Association has launched an iPhone and iPad app to provide doctors with support when making child protection decisions, whenever and wherever they are.
Vivienne Nathanson from the British Medical Assocuiation said:
"One of the great advantages about iPads or iPhones is that people tend to have them with them all the time, so in a situation where they need advice, they can access it; it is not in a filing cabinet."
The app, priced at £0.69, comes on the back of new child protection guidance for GP’s and provides a step-by-step guide to identifying problems and raising concerns. Advice videos and answers to frequently asked questions are also provided.
To access the app in the Apple App Store Search “BMA Child Protection” or click here for more information.
BMA Child Protection Toolkit
By British Medical Association (BMA)
A practical guide for doctors on what to do when they have concerns that a child might be at risk of neglect or abuse. In addition to an interactive decision-making flow chart it includes: video clips from leading practitioners; key advice on basic child protection principles; definitions of abuse and neglect and responding to initial child protection concerns. A vital practical guide for all doctors working in England and Wales who may encounter children who give rise to child protection concerns in their work.
(information from: http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/bma-child-protection-toolkit/id499293881?mt=8)
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