05 Injury3 Child Abuse Clinical
Injury: Child abuse
Clinical/Behavioral
1. Anonymous. One stop centre: An approach towards cases of violence against women:
Ministry of Health, Malaysia, 2002.
2. Chan LF, Maniam T, Suriati MS, et al. Sexual abuse and substance abuse increase risk of
suicidal behavior in Malaysian youth. Asia Pac Psychiatry 2013;5 Suppl 1:123-126
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/appy.12057/pdf.
3. Cheah EL. The decision to report child sexual abuse: A comparative study of psychologists in
the United States and Malaysia. PsyD Dissertation, Alliant International University, United
States, 2008
4. Cheah IGS, Choo WY. Child maltreatment prevention readiness assessment in Malaysia:
University of Malaya, 2011.
5. Dunne MP, Chen JQ, Choo WY. The evolving evidence base for child protection in Chinese
societies. Asia Pac J Public Health 2008;20(4):267-276
6. Faridah MN, Khairani O. Drowning in a child: accidental or neglect? Med J Malaysia
2003;58(5):774-776
http://www.e-mjm.org/2003/v58n5/Drowning.pdf.
7. Lukman ZM, Nasir R, Fauziah I, et al. The relationship between dysfunctional family and the
involvement of children in prostitution. World Applied Sciences Journal 2011;12:7-12
8. Nor Azilah J. Country Report: Malaysia. United Nations Asia and Far East Institute for the
Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders (UNAFEI) 2005;:118-130
9. Rohayah H, Rosliwati MY, Mohd Jamil Y, et al. Depression and coping strategies among
sexually abused children in a Malay community in Malaysia. ASEAN Journal of Psychiatry
2009;10(2):169-180 http://www.aseanjournalofpsychiatry.org/pdf/2ASEAN_13_Rohayah.pdf.
10. Suzaily W, Tan SMK, Sheila M, et al. Young female survivors of sexual abuse in Malaysia and
depression: What factors are associated with better outcome? Asia Pac Psychiatry 2013;5
Suppl 1:95-102
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/appy.12051/pdf.
11. Svevo-Cianci KA, Hart SN, Rubinson C. Protecting children from violence and maltreatment: a
qualitative comparative analysis assessing the implementation of U.N. CRC Article 19. Child
Abuse Negl 2010;34(1):45-56.
12. Thalayasingam M, Veerakumarasivam A, Kulanthayan S, et al. Clinical clues for head injuries
amongst Malaysian infants: accidental or non-accidental? Injury 2012;43(12):2083-2087
Epidemiology
1. Choo WY. Child maltreatment in Malaysia : prevalence, correlates and probable health and
behavioural consequences. PhD, Queensland University of Technology, Australia, 2007
2. Mohd Sham K. Malaysia. In: McCauley M, ed. Child Abuse: A Global View. Westport, CT,
United States: Greenwood Publishing Group, 2001:131-144.
Others
1. Choo WY, Dunne MP, Marret MJ, et al. Victimization experiences of adolescents in Malaysia. J
Adolesc Health 2011;49(6):627-634
2. Yarina A, Cuthbert D, Arunachalam D. The Readiness of Government Agencies to Effectively
Implement Social Marketing Programs to Prevent Child Abuse in Malaysia. International
Social Marketing Conference 2012; Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia
Clinical/Behavioral
1. Anonymous. One stop centre: An approach towards cases of violence against women:
Ministry of Health, Malaysia, 2002.
2. Chan LF, Maniam T, Suriati MS, et al. Sexual abuse and substance abuse increase risk of
suicidal behavior in Malaysian youth. Asia Pac Psychiatry 2013;5 Suppl 1:123-126
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/appy.12057/pdf.
3. Cheah EL. The decision to report child sexual abuse: A comparative study of psychologists in
the United States and Malaysia. PsyD Dissertation, Alliant International University, United
States, 2008
4. Cheah IGS, Choo WY. Child maltreatment prevention readiness assessment in Malaysia:
University of Malaya, 2011.
5. Dunne MP, Chen JQ, Choo WY. The evolving evidence base for child protection in Chinese
societies. Asia Pac J Public Health 2008;20(4):267-276
6. Faridah MN, Khairani O. Drowning in a child: accidental or neglect? Med J Malaysia
2003;58(5):774-776
http://www.e-mjm.org/2003/v58n5/Drowning.pdf.
7. Lukman ZM, Nasir R, Fauziah I, et al. The relationship between dysfunctional family and the
involvement of children in prostitution. World Applied Sciences Journal 2011;12:7-12
8. Nor Azilah J. Country Report: Malaysia. United Nations Asia and Far East Institute for the
Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders (UNAFEI) 2005;:118-130
9. Rohayah H, Rosliwati MY, Mohd Jamil Y, et al. Depression and coping strategies among
sexually abused children in a Malay community in Malaysia. ASEAN Journal of Psychiatry
2009;10(2):169-180 http://www.aseanjournalofpsychiatry.org/pdf/2ASEAN_13_Rohayah.pdf.
10. Suzaily W, Tan SMK, Sheila M, et al. Young female survivors of sexual abuse in Malaysia and
depression: What factors are associated with better outcome? Asia Pac Psychiatry 2013;5
Suppl 1:95-102
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/appy.12051/pdf.
11. Svevo-Cianci KA, Hart SN, Rubinson C. Protecting children from violence and maltreatment: a
qualitative comparative analysis assessing the implementation of U.N. CRC Article 19. Child
Abuse Negl 2010;34(1):45-56.
12. Thalayasingam M, Veerakumarasivam A, Kulanthayan S, et al. Clinical clues for head injuries
amongst Malaysian infants: accidental or non-accidental? Injury 2012;43(12):2083-2087
Epidemiology
1. Choo WY. Child maltreatment in Malaysia : prevalence, correlates and probable health and
behavioural consequences. PhD, Queensland University of Technology, Australia, 2007
2. Mohd Sham K. Malaysia. In: McCauley M, ed. Child Abuse: A Global View. Westport, CT,
United States: Greenwood Publishing Group, 2001:131-144.
Others
1. Choo WY, Dunne MP, Marret MJ, et al. Victimization experiences of adolescents in Malaysia. J
Adolesc Health 2011;49(6):627-634
2. Yarina A, Cuthbert D, Arunachalam D. The Readiness of Government Agencies to Effectively
Implement Social Marketing Programs to Prevent Child Abuse in Malaysia. International
Social Marketing Conference 2012; Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia