Non-Accidental Head Injury in Young Children: Medical, Legal and Social Responses

... this book has a much greater value in approaching the particularly difficult field of non-accidental head injuries (NAHI) in children than many sophisticated articles in high-ranked medical journals...This book will affect considerably the approach of the reader to suspected NAHI cases.The book is well worth the couple of hours needed to read it.'- Forensic Science, Medicine and Pathology'The book provides a logical and thorough overview of a complex and often emotive subject from a professional and objective stance without any obvious bias...In summary, this excellent book provides an insight into the controversial area of non-accidental head injury in babies and infants and will be of interest to paediatricians, social workers, the legal profession and a small number of paediatric nurses, some of whom may come into contact with these families.'- British Journal of Neuroscience Nursing'For readers in a variety of disciplines, Cobley (Cardiff Law School, Wales) and Sanders (Medical