Abstract Child Advocacy Centers (CAC) emphasize developing effective cross-agency
collaborations between workers involved in serious abuse investigations to foster …

Abstract Background The Children's Advocacy Center (CAC) model is the predominant
multidisciplinary model that responds to child sexual abuse (CSA) in the United States (US) …

Child maltreatment is a serious and prevalent problem in the United States. Children's
Advocacy Centers (CACs) were established in 1985 to better respond to cases of child …

In this issue of the Journal are three long-awaited articles on the effectiveness of Children's
Advocacy Centers. Our commentary begins with a summary of the etiology of CACs and is …

Objective: Child Advocacy Centers (CACs) are designed to improve the community
collaborative response to child sexual abuse and the criminal justice processing of child …

The Child Advocacy Center (CAC) model has been presented as the solution to many of the
problems inherent in responses by authorities to child sexual abuse. The lack of referral to …

Child Advocacy Centers (CACs) are a child-centered, multidisciplinary response to child
abuse. Two important components of a CAC model include the multidisciplinary team (MDT) …

Abstract Background Children's Advocacy Centers (CACs) use a multidisciplinary team
(MDT) approach to initiate, coordinate, and provide essential multisector services for …

Child Advocacy Centers (CACs) were developed to improve on child abuse investigative
services provided by child protective service (CPS) agencies. However, until very recently …

Child protective service (CPS) and child abuse law enforcement (LE) investigators have
been required by the majority of states to work together when investigating criminal cases of …