Institutional abuse definition

Institutional abuse means a child is the subject of abuse or neglect while in out-of-home care as defined in 10 Del.C. §901.

Institutional abuse means a child is the subject of abuse or neglect as defined in Delaware Code, Title 10, Chapter 9, Section 901 while in out of home care.

Institutional abuse means when a person responsible for a child’s care in an out-of-home setting jeopardizes the well being of a child that results or may result in physical or emotional injury.

Examples of Institutional abuse in a sentence

• Institutional abuse is any child maltreatment as defined in DSHS Administrative Policy 8.02, Client Abuse, occurring in any DSHS certified, licensed, or staffed child care facility, including adoptive home placements prior to finalization.

• Institutional abuse may occur within a culture that denies, restricts or curtails privacy, dignity, choice and independence.

• Institutional abuse is the mistreatment or neglect of an adult, by a regime or individuals, in settings within which adults who may be at risk reside or use.

• Institutional abuse although not a separate category of abuse in itself, requires specific mention simply to highlight that adults placed in any kind of care home or day care establishment are potentially vulnerable to abuse and exploitation.

• Institutional abuse occurs where the culture of the organisation (such as a care home) places emphasis on the running of the establishment and the needs of the staff above the needs and care of the adult, including neglect and poor care practice within an institution or specific care setting, such as a hospital or care home, for example, or in relation to care provided in one’s own home from domiciliary services.

• Institutional abuse may occur when the routines, systems and regimes result in poor standards of care, poor practice and behaviours, inflexible regimes and rigid routines which violate the dignity and human rights of the adults and place them at risk of harm.

• Institutional abuse may be hidden and includes the practice of an abusive regime or culture that destroys the dignity and respect to which every person is entitled.

• Institutional abuse or intrafamilial sexual abuse shall not be assigned the Family Assessment Response (FAR).3.

• Institutional abuse occurs when the routines, systems and norms of an institution compel individuals to sacrifice their own preferred lifestyle and cultural diversity to the needs of the institution.

• Institutional abuse: including the use of systems and routines which neglect the person receiving care in any formal care setting.

More Definitions of Institutional abuse

Institutional abuse means any act or omission by a foster parent or an employee or official of a public or private institution that provides caregiving services, for 24 hours a day or part thereof, who has control over or custody of a minor for his or her care, education, treatment or detention, who causes harm or endangers the health or physical, mental and/or emotional integrity of the minor, including sexual abuse, engages in obscene conduct and/or uses the minor to perform obscene acts, known or suspected, or which occur as a result of the prevailing policies, practices and conditions in the institution in question, exploits the minor or allows someone else to do so, including, but not limited to, using the minor to perform obscene acts for profit or in order to receive any other benefit.

Institutional abuse means any act or omission by the operator of a foster home or by an employee or official of a public or private institution providing care services for twenty-four

Institutional abuse means any act or omission by the operator of a foster home or by an employee or official of a public or private institution providing care services for twenty-four (24) hours a day or part thereof, or having control over or custody of a minor to provide care, education, treatment, or detention, that causes harm or endangers the health or physical, mental, and/or emotional integrity of such minor, including, but not limited to sexual abuse; to engage in obscene behavior and/or use the minor to perform lewd acts, whether it is known, suspected, or occurring as a result of the prevailing policies, practices, and conditions of the institution in question; to exploit a minor or allow someone else to do so, including, but not limited to using such minor to perform obscene acts, either for profit or to receive any other benefit.

Institutional abuse means any case of abuse, as defined in subsection (1) of this section, that occurs in any public or private facility in the state that provides child care out of the home, supervision, or maintenance. "Facility" includes, but is not limited to, FAMILY CHILD CARE HOMES, FOSTER CARE HOMES, AND any OTHER

Institutional abuse means any case of abuse that occurs in any public or private facility in the state that provides child care out of the home, supervision, or maintenance. "Facility" includes, but is not limited to, any facility subject to the Colorado "Child Care Licensing Act" and which is defined in section 26-6-102,C.R.S. "Institutional abuse" shall not include abuse that occurs in any public, private, or parochial school system, including any preschool operated in connection with said system; except that, to the extent the school system provides extended day services, abuse that occurs while such services are provided shall be institutional abuse.

Institutional abuse means a child is the subject of abuse or neglect as defined in 10 Delaware Code, Title 10, Chapter 9, Subsection 901 while in an out of home setting such as a child care center. when a person responsible for a child’s care in an out-of-home setting jeopardizes the well being of a child that results or may result in physical or emotional injury.