NZS 8006:2006
Screening, risk assessment and intervention for family violence including child abuse and neglect
Establishes the minimum requirements that should be met by individuals and agencies/services involved in working with families living with family violence, child abuse or neglect. It provides a common language for these agencies/services to screen for this behaviour, assess risk relating to these situations and provide for safety planning interventions.
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COMMITTEE REPRESENTAtION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
CONTENTS
PREFACE
REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
New Zealand Legislation
Related Documents
Useful Websites and Email Addresses
List of references
FOREWORD
REVIEW PERIOD
1 GENERAL
1.1 Scope
1.2 Overview
1.3 Principles
1.4 The role of the Treaty of Waitangi
1.5 The role of human rights
1.6 Who should use this Standard?
1.7 Purpose and application
1.8 Benefits of this Standard
1.9 Interpretation
2 Cultural awareness
2.1 Mäori whänau violence
2.2 Pacific peoples and family/fanau violence
2.3 Immigrant and ethnic communities
3 Documentation and confidentiality
3.1 Policies and procedures
3.2 Information sharing
4 Application
4.1 Policy
4.2 Risk screening
4.3 Risk assessment
4.4 Safety planning
APPENDIX
A LIST OF REFERENCES
B THE EXTENT OF FAMILY VIOLENCE
C GLOSSARY
D THE CYCLE OF VIOLENCE
E THE WHARE TAPA WHÄ MODEL
F SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS ASSOCIATED WITH PARTNER ABUSE
G EXAMPLES OF RISK SCREENING RESOURCES
H EXAMPLES OF RISK ASSESSMENT RESOURCES
J EXAMPLES OF SAFETY PLANNING RESOURCES
Figure
1 – Flow chart for screening for family/whänau violence, including child abuse and neglect 59
G1 – Elder abuse assessment and response – flow chart
H1 – Child abuse assessment and response – flow chart
H2 – Partner abuse assessment and response – flow chart
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COMMITTEE REPRESENTAtION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
CONTENTS
PREFACE
REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
New Zealand Legislation
Related Documents
Useful Websites and Email Addresses
List of references
FOREWORD
REVIEW PERIOD
1 GENERAL
1.1 Scope
1.2 Overview
1.3 Principles
1.4 The role of the Treaty of Waitangi
1.5 The role of human rights
1.6 Who should use this Standard?
1.7 Purpose and application
1.8 Benefits of this Standard
1.9 Interpretation
2 Cultural awareness
2.1 Mäori whänau violence
2.2 Pacific peoples and family/fanau violence
2.3 Immigrant and ethnic communities
3 Documentation and confidentiality
3.1 Policies and procedures
3.2 Information sharing
4 Application
4.1 Policy
4.2 Risk screening
4.3 Risk assessment
4.4 Safety planning
APPENDIX
A LIST OF REFERENCES
B THE EXTENT OF FAMILY VIOLENCE
C GLOSSARY
D THE CYCLE OF VIOLENCE
E THE WHARE TAPA WHÄ MODEL
F SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS ASSOCIATED WITH PARTNER ABUSE
G EXAMPLES OF RISK SCREENING RESOURCES
H EXAMPLES OF RISK ASSESSMENT RESOURCES
J EXAMPLES OF SAFETY PLANNING RESOURCES
Figure
1 – Flow chart for screening for family/whänau violence, including child abuse and neglect 59
G1 – Elder abuse assessment and response – flow chart
H1 – Child abuse assessment and response – flow chart
H2 – Partner abuse assessment and response – flow chart
NZS 8006:2006
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