Under UAE Federal Law No. 3 of 2016, also known as Wadeema Law, what is the legal obligation of healthcare workers when child abuse or neglect is suspected?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Mandatory reporting to the competent child protection authorities immediately
Answer: Mandatory reporting to the competent child protection authorities immediately.
Why not the others: Wadeema Law mandates immediate reporting of suspected child abuse or neglect by healthcare professionals; Concealing findings is a criminal offense under UAE law; Private family mediation compromises child safety and violates mandatory reporting duties; No court subpoena is required for reporting suspected child abuse.
Why not the others: Wadeema Law mandates immediate reporting of suspected child abuse or neglect by healthcare professionals; Concealing findings is a criminal offense under UAE law; Private family mediation compromises child safety and violates mandatory reporting duties; No court subpoena is required for reporting suspected child abuse.
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