Diagnostic radiographers' knowledge about the management of non-accidental injury.

Child abuse remains a major social and medical issue globally, including in South Africa (SA) (Fouché & Le Roux, 2018:22). Child abuse-related injuries remain one of the leading causes of childhood morbidity and mortality in the developing world (Peters et al., 2020:1218). Research demonstrates that perpetrators of child abuse can emerge from any level of care and social standing as abuse may be inflicted on a child by any adult perpetrator who occupy positions of guardianship or authority over the child (Peters et al., 2020:1218).The aim of this study was to investigate radiographers’ knowledge of the clinical signs and symptoms, the identification of NAI victims as well as the radiographic appearance of NAI as well as the protocols to follow when imaging children suspected of having sustained physical abuse.