@article{ref1, title="What is said and what is understood? The readability and language of child protection medical reports", journal="Child abuse review", year="2019", author="Cutland, Michelle and Sims, Jo and Pye, Matthew and Rourke, Catherine and McMullan, Kirsty and Linden, Anna and Jones, Steve", volume="28", number="2", pages="159-165", abstract="Key Practitioner Messages Child protection medical reports provide the voice and opinion of a paediatrician, and must be readable by all. Child protection medical reports should include a professional opinion even if the opinion is one of being unsure. Simple measures can improve the readability of reports. A number of descriptive words are used in the opinions of reports. Standardisation of these could be encouraged to reduce misinterpretation. 'Child protection medical reports provide the voice and opinion of a paediatrician, and must be readable by all'

", language="en", issn="0952-9136", doi="10.1002/car.2543", url="http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/car.2543" }