Munchausen by proxy : identification, intervention, and case management /

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Author / Creator:Lasher, Louisa J.
Imprint:New York : Haworth Maltreatment and Trauma Press, c2004.
Description:xvii, 353 p. ; 23 cm.
Language:English
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/5541078
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Other authors / contributors:Sheridan, Mary S.
ISBN:0789012170 (hbk.)
0789012189 (pbk.)
Notes:Includes bibliographical references (p. 329-337) and index.
Table of Contents:
  • Foreword
  • Preface and Acknowledgments
  • Part I. Munchausen by Proxy Maltreatment
  • Chapter 1.. Defining Munchausen by Proxy
  • Elements of the Definition
  • Terminology Issues
  • A Controversy: Does MBP Exist?
  • Chapter 2.. Perpetrators, Victims, and Others
  • Perpetrators
  • Victims
  • Others
  • Chapter 3.. Integrity in MBP Practice
  • Fairness
  • Reporting to Child Protective Agencies
  • Confidentiality
  • Qualifications to Practice in the Field
  • Colleague Relationships
  • System Issues
  • Public Awareness of MBP
  • Building a Solid Knowledge Base for MBP Theory and Practice
  • Part II. The Confirmation/Disconfirmation Process
  • Chapter 4.. Essential Elements in the Confirmation/Disconfirmation Process
  • Description of the Essential Elements
  • The Essential Elements for MBP Case Success Applied to a Case Example
  • Chapter 5.. Suspecting and Reporting
  • Suspecting MBP
  • Reporting MBP
  • Criteria for Confirming/Disconfirming MBP
  • Initial Child Protective Agency Response to a Report of MBP Suspicions
  • Chapter 6.. Gathering Information: The MBP Investigation
  • Written Records and Documents
  • Interviews
  • Other Methods of Information Gathering
  • Chapter 7.. Information Evaluation, Information Organization, and the Confirmation/Disconfirmation Decision
  • Information Evaluation
  • Organizing Information
  • The MBP Confirmation/Disconfirmation Decision and the Functioning of the MMT
  • The Work of the MMT: Initial and Subsequent Meetings
  • Part III. Case Planning and Case Management in Confirmed MBP
  • Chapter 8.. Essential Elements in Case Planning and Case Management When MBP Has Been Confirmed
  • The Essential Elements Following Confirmation
  • Summary of the Formula for MBP Case Success: A Case Example
  • Chapter 9.. Initial Postconfirmation Victim and Case Protection
  • Initial Task 1. Risk Assessment
  • Initial Task 2. Protecting the Victim and the Case
  • Initial Task 3. Removing the Victim from the Care, Custody, Control, and Influence of the Perpetrator; Placement in an Appropriate Setting
  • Initial Task 4. The Postconfirmation/Confromation Interview
  • Appendix. Munchausen by Proxy Risk Assessment Work Sheet
  • Chapter 10.. MBP Case Planning and Management
  • Case Planning in Child Protection and MBP Cases
  • Case Planning Goal 1. Ensuring the Safety of the Victim(s) and Sibling(s)
  • Case Planning Goal 2. Provision of Appropriate Case Services
  • Case Planning Goals 3 and 4. Determining the Permanency Goal, Time Line, and Future Planning
  • Appendix. Recommended Case Plan Elements in MBP
  • Chapter 11.. MBP Maltreatment Legal Activities and Considerations
  • Attorney Selection
  • The MBP Expert
  • Selecting the MBP Expert
  • Common MBP Maltreatment Legal Strategies
  • Motions
  • Educating the Court About MBP Maltreatment
  • The Probable Cause Hearing
  • A Final Observation on the Importance of the Court Process
  • Chapter 12.. Therapeutic Considerations with Perpetrators
  • Therapy in the MBP Literature
  • Diagnosis and Prognosis in MBP
  • Conclusion
  • Chapter 13.. Implications for Intervention with Victims
  • Assessing the Victim's Need for Psychosocial Treatment
  • Consequences of MBP to Victims
  • Therapeutic Approaches Described in the Literature
  • MBP and Child Sexual Abuse: An Analogy
  • References
  • Index