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Mandatory reporting of child sexual abuse

Doctors, nurses and midwives

All doctors, nurses and midwives being paid by WA Health must complete the appropriate information session.

You can only access the online session from the WA Health intranet. Line managers can contact us to order stand-alone CD-ROMs.

You must advise your line manager once the session is completed.

About the session

  • It will take approximately 20–30 minutes.
  • The online course can be completed in two sessions if required, but your saved data will be lost if you do not finish the course in a reasonable time. This is available from WA Health intranet computers only.
  • A certificate of acknowledgement will be provided as confirmation of completion.
  • There are mandatory reporting trained staff available in each health service to provide support.
  • If you are unable to complete the online learning package you can attend an information session in person, or contact your workforce development representative or line manager about your options.

Not working for WA Health?

All other doctors, nurses and midwives must follow the Department for Child Protection guidelines (external link).