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Notes: These are the two most commonly noted reasons by reviewers for rating the indicator, risk of harm, as an area needing improvement, and the number of States in which these reasons were present.

 

Common Concerns in "Risk of Harm" Ratings in 2002 States

Common reasons why "risk of harm" was rated "area needing improvement" include:

The services provided to the family were not always sufficient to reduce the risk of harm (10 States)

The agency did not consistently monitor families to assess participation in services and associated changes in risk (10 States)