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Research Report: A Study to Investigate the Barriers to Learning from Serious Case Reviews

A research team from Kingston University investigated barriers to learning from serious case reviews, and examined ways to overcome these problems.

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Authors Anne Rawlings, Paty Paliokosta, Daryl Maisey, Jessica Johnson, Jenny Capstick and Professor Ray Jones, Kingston University Institute for Child Centred Interprofessional Practice

Published by Department for Education, July 2014

SUMMARY

A research team from Kingston University was commissioned by the Department for Education to investigate barriers to learning from serious case reviews (SCRs). They wanted to identify ways of overcoming these barriers, and ways to ensure any learning was taken forward and embedded in policy and practice.

The team surveyed 68 independent chairs of local safeguarding children boards between May and July 2013, and ran focus groups with 78 professionals from a range of disciplines, as well as undertaking a review of current literature and research.

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