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Undergraduate teaching should address the need for alertness to forensic issues, for early and effective communication with relevant agencies and for good documentation of findings. Postgraduate training of all medical disciplines-casualty, general practice, gynaecology, paediatrics, genitourinary medicine, medicine and surgery, and even these days geriatrics should offer guidance to good practice. This should include the importance of a coordinated approach to investigation and management where several key agencies have to be involved simultaneously. Ensuring that interviews, clinical history and physical examinations are performed competently, kept to a minimum in number, and used to provide a basis for treatment and evidence for investigation of liability should be the responsibility of all clinical practitioners for all their patients. Those who care for children ask only that the special emotional and developmental needs of children are always respected.