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Systems thinking

The problem Munro was asked to solve

From compliance culture to professional judgement

Munro's key recommendations and what changed

The Munro legacy in today's practice

Checkpoint: systems thinking

Why the 2011 Munro Review reshaped child protection — from a rigid compliance culture to one built on professional judgement, systems thinking and learning from serious cases.

Every timescale, principle and 'professional judgement' phrase you encounter in modern practice traces back to one document: Professor Eileen Munro's 2011 review of child protection. This module explains the problem she was asked to fix, what she recommended, and why it still shapes practice today.

The Munro Review: Why Child Protection Practice Changed

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