If you work surrounded by a doctor's department and you see a infantile boy forgiving is crying and have several hulking bruises on

his back.can you legitimately report it to Child Protective Unit or do you have to walk through the doctor to report it? I fully believe we need to protect our children any treat roughly is to much, but isn't it possible he was near for those bruises in the first place? He may own been surrounded by a bad misfortune or have a condition that allows him to bleed smoothly. If you work in the doctor's department you can mention to the doctor what you saw and in his evaluation he can mention that he notice the bruises even if he wasn't actually nearby for that particular problem. The doctor will clear the determination if it needs to be reported...they are obligated by tenet to report any suspected abuse. But to hop to conclusions and report a parent who really cares for their children where on earth it is possible they will be pulled from a loving home for even a small amount of time could be very injurious. Leave it up to the doctor to determine when in the clinic. Any barefaced abuse outside of work would warrant probing and possibly reporting.
You can make a anonymous call for to Child Protective Unit or Family and Child Services. Do what you feel is best for that child too copious children are being hurt by parents that own many issues and lately think you could be in your favour a child's life and breaking a name-calling chain.