En este trabajo se presents un analisis de los resultados del cxamen del liquido cefalo-raquideo en Ics enfsrmos de meningitis memngococicas atendidos en el Hospital Clinico de Nino:; "Roberto del Rio" durante los anos 1941 y 1942.Se incluyeron en este trabajc todos los enfermos a los cuales e 1 medico tratante hizo el diagnostico de meningitis meningococica. Estos enfermos fueron 286, de los cuales 41 :orrespoT«den al ano 1941 y 245 al ano 1942.Las eda.des de estcs enfermcs estan anotadas en el cuadro que sigue:Edades d
The Mediation and Reparation Program (MRP) was from the outset set up with the mission of serving both victims' and offenders' needs alike, that is to say, informed by a balanced approach between victim and offender in accordance with the restorative justice (RJ) principles.Concerned with the risk of secondary victimisation, the scheme has traditionally observed the protective ., 22 (1), 105-122 str. approach; therefore as a general rule, with serious crimes we have followed the offender-initiated model. However, the experience gathered has shown that such practice was not fully in line with our stated mission as victims were having more limited access to the scheme compared to offenders.The aim of this paper is to share the process that has led a team of practitioners to reflect on our practice and review the protective approach in place. To that end, the combination of factors we have identified to be at the root of this transformation will be analysed, and the key changes introduced in order to improve victims' access will also be outlined.
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