National Center For Missing & Exploited Children - Neonatal Disorders

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Psychiatric and legal considerations in cases of Fetal Abduction by Maternal Evisceration.

Issue Release: 2021

Fetal abduction by maternal evisceration: A planned homicide.

Issue Release: 2021

Operation Child-ID: reunifying children with their legal guardians after Hurricane Katrina.

Issue Release: 2007

Getting 5000 families back together: reuniting fractured families after a disaster: the role of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.

Issue Release: 2006

Toothprints: a comprehensive recovery, identification, forensic, and prosecution tool.

Issue Release: 2005

Family member response to violent infant kidnapping.

Issue Release: 2004

Trends in infant abduction.

Issue Release: 2002

NCMEC (National Center for Missing & Exploited Children): healthcare doing good job in guarding newborns, but watch out for complacency.

Issue Release: 2002

Special report. Infant kidnapping update: electronic security, officer training, parent alertness help foil abductors in 1996.

Issue Release: 1997

Guidelines on preventing abduction of infants from the hospital. National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.

Issue Release: 1992

IAHS (International Association for Hospital Security) survey of infant abductions.

Issue Release: 1989

Sex Trafficking: A Concept Analysis for Health Care Providers.

Issue Release: 0000

Infant hospital abduction: security measures to aid in prevention.

Issue Release: 0000

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