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The Characteristics and Management of Child Abuse in the U.S. Army-Europe

Medical Service Corps, Department of Psychiatry, U.S. Army General Hospital, Frankfurt, Germany

Dolores H. Randall

Army Nurse Corps, Preventive Medicine Service, U.S. Army General Hospital, Frankfurt

James H. Nelson

Medical Corps, Pediatric Service, U.S. Army General Hospital, Frankfurt

C. Henry Kempe

Fitzsimons Army Hospital, Department of Pediatrics, University of Colorado Medical Center, Denver

A 12-month epidemiologic study of child abuse and neglect within a population of 100,000 military personnel and family members in a geographic area of 5,400 square miles in Ger many showed a significantly high rate of child abuse, including a high rate for deaths (9%).

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