DEFENCE FOR CHILDREN INTERNATIONAL (DCI) - Belgium | Practical Guide CRC 24 | RAJJ 13.5, 26.2 | BOP 24, 25 | RPJDL 49-55, 56 | CRC – GC No 10 §89 | RTWP 6, 9, 10, 12, 15, 39 | SMR 24, 25, 27, 30-35, 46.2 | EPR 15.1.f, 16.a, 35.1, 39, 40.1-5, 41.1-5, 43.1, 46.1-2, 52.5, 103.5 | ERJO 28, 50.1, 62.2.g, 69.1-2, 70.1-2, 73.d, 74.1, 74.2 | CPT/Inf (2015)1, V,114 Are all measures being taken, upon the arrival of the child and during the length of the deprivation of liberty, to detect, identify and treat any signs or risks of physical or mental condition that may affect the child and require medical attention? ASK: Children | Staff (medical staff) | Director OBSERVE: ʺʺ Children with external signs of physical or mental condition CHECK: ʺʺ Medical registers, see when the first interview and physical examination has been done (upon arrival or later); whether it has been done by a health professional; whether potential health problems (e.g. mental health, disabilities, drug or other kind of addiction, prior illtreatment, physical or sexual abuse, suicidal tendencies, etc.) have been identified; whether preventive actions have been taken accordingly and which remedial actions have been taken; whether and when the medical staff has reported to the director of the facility any fact that could have injuriously affected a child (due to continued deprivation of liberty, hunger strike or any condition of detention) ʺʺ Individual plan, see whether it takes the signs or risks of physical or mental condition detected into account and which activities / services (preventive or remedial) are provided accordingly BOP 24 | RPJDL 49, 50, 51, 52 | CRC – GC No 10, §89 | RTWP 6, 9 | SMR 25, 31, 46 | EPR 15.1.f, 16.a, 22.6, 40.4, 41.1, 42.1-3, 43.1-3, 47.2 | ERJO 62.2, 62.5, 70.1-2 | CPT/Inf (2015)1, V | ECtHR, Tarariyeva v. Russia (No 4353/03); Güveç v. Turkey (No 70337/01) 136