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The Pennsylvania Department of Health is providing reports on childhood death review lapses and seeking legislative approval for funds to improve county review work.

6 reports, 4 independent Updated Jul 25
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The Pennsylvania Department of Health is providing reports on childhood death review lapses and seeking legislative approval for funds to improve county review work.

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  1. Funding proposed for the Child Death Review program in Pennsylvania.1 source
  2. The state mandates county review of child deaths and proposes a dedicated budget for the program.1 source
  3. A recent tragedy has led to intense scrutiny of child protective laws in Pennsylvania, prompting the state to push for unified databases across county lines.Sub-event
  4. PA Health Department seeks legislative funds to improve county review work following childhood death review lapses.1 source

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