National Panel Reviews 

Six key practice themes to make a difference (as identified by The National Panel)

• Understanding what the child’s daily life is like
• Working with families where their engagement is reluctant and sporadic
• Critical thinking and challenge
• Responding to changing risk and need
• Sharing information in a timely and appropriate way
• Organisational leadership and culture for good outcomes

Section 5 of the full report provides an extended outline of each theme, with learning drawn from reviews and illustrative case studies. These themes reflect the findings in a qualitative review of 135 Rapid Reviews and 34 Local Child Safeguarding Practice Reviews (LCSPRs) undertaken for the Panel by a team from University of East Anglia and University of Birmingham.

NSPCC Case Reviews

The NSPCC work with local safeguarding partners to ensure that learning from case reviews can be accessed and shared at a local, regional and national level. Access information about reviews, learning and processes. NSPCC Case Reviews