The State Child Fatality Review Team, part of N.C. Division of Social Services, is responsible for examining cases in which children died of suspected abuse or neglect within a year from the time ...

The Montgomery County Child Fatality Review Team is seeking answers to why the county has a higher suicide rate for youths 15 years and older than the state and three comparison counties. In 1996 ...

In Focus: The Maryland Child Fatality Review Team. Posted: January 24, 2025 | Last updated: March 7, 2025. None. More for You ...

WHAT NEWSDAY FOUND. Suffolk County Executive Edward P. Romaine promised to convene a "Child Fatality Review Team" after Newsday's investigation into the death of an 9-year-old boy whose mother was ...

The Child Fatality Review Team looks into child deaths in Colorado if someone raised concerns of abuse or neglect prior to the child's death. They also investigate egregious and near-fatal ...

The Tippecanoe County Local Child Fatality Review Team was created in fall of 2013 after Indiana lawmakers created legislation to address the high infant fatalities across the state.

A slide from the Tippecanoe County Local Child Fatality Review Team presentation highlighting the state of Indiana (blue line) infant mortality rate per 1,000 live births compared to the national ...

BLOOMINGTON — When a child's death cries out for answers, a Bloomington pathologist is part of the team of experts called on to provide an answer.

Child death and opioid overdose review boards are just two common examples from across the state. The Milwaukee Homicide Review Commission , which has been in operation since 2005, is another example.

CROWN POINT | More than a year after the murder of 2-year-old Jada Justice, the investigation by the child fatality review team of the Indiana Department of Child Services is ...

“Usually in a meeting we have anywhere from 12 to 15 professionals,” she said. Since the Child Death Review Team formed, the county has added additional review teams.

BURLEY • Public heath agencies, law enforcement, coroners, child care workers and parents all need to change their ways to help prevent child deaths, the Idaho Child Fatality Review Team ...