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Graded Care Profile 2
It is estimated that 10% of all children in the UK are currently experiencing neglect. It is the single most frequent reason for children to be subject to a child protection plan or registration.
There is strong evidence that the identification and assessment of neglect presents particular difficulties for practitioners.
Background Effectiveness
GCP2 has been found to be reliable and valid. It can be used in the knowledge that it has sound psychometric properties, and is a reliable and valid assessment tool in aiding practitioners in the assessment of child neglect. – Ref Johnson R, GCP2 Reliability and Validity NSPCC 2015
Conclusion
Dr Srivastava
Dr Richard Fountain
Dawn Hodson
NSPCC 2011 prevalence report, Radford et al 2011
Ref Johnson R, GCP2 Reliability and Validity NSPCC 2015
Acknowledgments
What the research said
Strengths of the GCP
The Graded Care Profile 2 is the only authorised update of the original GCP — It is a practical tool designed to provide an objective measure of the care of children. The GCP2 model is primarily based on the qualitative measure of the commitment shown by parents or carers in meeting their children’s developmental needs.
• In presence of carer• In absence of carer
• Stimulation• Approval• Disapproval• Acceptance
• Carer• Mutual engagement
• Nutritional• Housing• Clothing• Hygiene• Health
Physical CareArea A
Safety Area B
Developmental Care
Area D
Emotional Care Area C
GCP2 Areas
The GCP2 looks at what life is like for the child. This ensures the child is kept central to the assessment.
The grades are descriptive, and measures the quality of care from 1, where the child is always first to 5, where the child is not considered.
GCP2 Grades
Always met Met Met most of the time
Not met most of the time Never met
1 2 3 4 5
More objective, evidence-based assessment
Identifies parental strengths as well as areas of concern
Unpacks parenting – improved breadth and depth of assessment
Promotes child centered approach
Participative process that promotes parental engagement
On a 5 point scale, the usefulness of GCP
was rated as 4 or 5 in two thirds of cases
(N=114)
Improved Assessment Process
What is GCP2GCP2 is an evidence based tool to help practitioners assess when poor parenting becomes neglectful.
The tool can be used by a variety of professionals who wish to evaluate the care of a child where concerns about neglect exist.
Who can use the tool
©2017 NSPCC. Photography by Tom Hull. The child pictured is a model. Registered charity England and Wales 216401 Scotland SC037717.
GCP2 has enabled practitioners and parents to respond effectively by identifying what intervention or support is required in order to address areas of concern. As a consequence the plans are smart and robust and the families are engaging with the multi – agency support offered; there is evidence improvements are being made. – C Fletcher Sefton
Original tool: Dr Om Prakash Srivastava
Update: Dr Om Prakash Srivastava, Dawn Hodson, Richard Fountain
Measuring care, helping familiesGraded Care Profile 2
Tool
Updated July 2017
GCP2 TOOL
Summary
1 2 3 4 5 AREA SCORE COMMENTS
A Physical
AA1 Nutrition
A2 Housing
A3 Clothing
A4 Hygiene
A5 Health
1 2 3 4 5 AREA SCORE COMMENTS
B Safety
BB1 In carer’s presence
B2 In carer’s absence
Practitioner Name:
Date of Scoring:
Updated July 2017
The tool is licensed to the NSPCC and can only be used with their permission. This document is copyright to the NSPCC 2015 and updated version 2017 and cannot be
copied in part or in whole without agreement from the NSPCC. ©NSPCC 2015 and 2017. Registered charity England and Wales 216401. Scotland SC037717. J20151094.
D
D1
1
1 2
3 4
1
2 3
D2
1
D3
1
D4
1
A
A1
1 2
3 4
5
A2
1 2
3
A3
1 2
3
A4
1
A5
1 2
3 4
B
B1
1 2
3 4
5
B2
1
C
C1
1 2
3
C2
1 2
KEY
Score sheet BGCP2 TOOL
Area
Sub-area
Item
0-2
2+
5+
X
X1
1
Carers name:
Childs name:
Age: Date of assessment:Completed by:
Updated July 2017
The tool is licensed to the NSPCC and can only be used with their permission. This document is copyright to the NSPCC 2015 and updated version 2017 and cannot be
copied in part or in whole without agreement from the NSPCC. ©NSPCC 2015 and 2017. Registered charity England and Wales 216401. Scotland SC037717. J20151094.
A1 Nutrition1.1 Quality
1.2 Quantity1.3 Specific diet
1.4 Preparation1.5 Organisation
A2 Housing2.1 Facilities
2.2 Maintenance2.3 Decor
A3 Clothing3.1 Weather appropriate 3.2 Fit
3.3 Look
A4 Hygiene4.1 Hygiene
A5 Health5.1 Seek
5.2 Follow up5.3 Checks
5.4 Disability
GCP2 TOOL
Score sheet AUpdated July 2017
B1 In carer’s presence 1.1 Awareness1.2 Practice
1.3 Online1.4 In traffic
1.5 Features
B2 In carer’s absence 2.1 Absent
Carers name:
Childs name:
Age: Date of assessment:Completed by:
SUB-AREA SCORE
AREA SCORE
A Physical
SUB-AREA SCORE
AREA SCORE
B Safety
The tool is licensed to the NSPCC and can only be used with their permission. This document is copyright to the NSPCC 2015 and updated version 2017 and cannot be
copied in part or in whole without agreement from the NSPCC. ©NSPCC 2015 and 2017. Registered charity England and Wales 216401. Scotland SC037717. J20151094.
Original tool: Dr Om Prakash SrivastavaUpdate: Dr Om Prakash Srivastava, Dawn Hodson, Richard Fountain
Measuring care, helping families
Graded Care Profile 2Guidance and theory
England Updated July 2017
Original tool: Dr Om Prakash Srivastava
Update: Dr Om Prakash Srivastava, Dawn Hodson, Richard Fountain
Measuring care, helping familiesGraded Care Profile 2
Handbook
Updated July 2017
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