Child Death Review

Child Death Review (CDR) is a systematic process that examines the circumstances surrounding the deaths of children, typically those under 18, to identify patterns, causes, and preventable factors. This multidisciplinary approach involves healthcare professionals, social workers, and law enforcement, who collaboratively analyze cases to learn from each tragedy. The goal is to improve child safety and health policies, ensuring that similar incidents are less likely to occur in the future. By gaining insights from these reviews, communities can implement strategies to protect children and enhance their well-being.