CHCPRT035 — Develop and implement a multi-agency investigation and child risk assessment strategy

1 Identify strategies for investigation and child risk assessment.

• 1.1Identify key agencies and personnel to be involved in investigation and child risk assessment.
• 1.2Consult with each agency and individual practitioners to define roles and responsibilities.
• 1.3Collect and share relevant agency information and comply with legislative and privacy regulations regarding sharing of information.
• 1.4Assess and clarify range issues to be addressed in response to the child’s identified needs.
• 1.5Identify and respond appropriately to child’s specific characteristics including cultural, family and community issues.
• 1.6Liaise and consult with other agencies and personnel within organisation and reference interagency frameworks and protocols.
• 1.7Identify and assess potential risks to child, family and others.
• 1.8Assess and evaluate intervention options according to the needs of the child and situation.

2 Select and implement the investigation and child risk strategy.

• 2.1Use child protection frameworks to select and agree to the strategy for the investigation.
• 2.2Plan and support the implementation of practical arrangements.
• 2.3Implement the investigation and child risk strategy that best meets the needs of the child and secures the safety and wellbeing of the child.
• 2.4Facilitate and support referrals as required for the investigation and assessment.
• 2.5Record actions for investigation and child risk strategy implementation according to organisation and interagency framework.

3 Monitor and review the investigation and child risk strategy.

• 3.1Revise investigation and child risk strategy in response to new information and changing circumstances.
• 3.2Manage communication between agencies for monitoring and review of investigation and child risk strategy during and following action.
• 3.3Evaluate the effectiveness of the investigation and child risk strategy, with reference to all agencies involved.

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