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clinical management child sexual abuse csa demands specialised skills healthcare professionals due sensitivity legal implications serious physical health mental health effects standardised comprehensive clinical practice guidelines cpgs may pivotal systematic review examined existing csa national cpgs ncpgs european countries assess quality reporting systematically searched six international databases multiple grey literature sources reporting preferred reporting items systematic reviews metaanalyses prisma standards eligible guidelines csa guidance national health agencies societies 34 cost action 19106 network countries canc published january 2012 november 2022 two independent researchers searched screened reviewed extracted data ncpgs compared completeness reference 2017 2019 guidelines used appraisal guidelines research evaluation agree ii appraise quality reporting prospero crd42022320747 2919 records identified database searches none met inclusion criteria 4714 records identified methods 24 ncpgs 17 50 canc countries included 17 50 eligible countries ncpgs found content varied significantly within countries ncpgs lacked many components stateofthe art clinical practice compared reference standards particularly safety risk assessment interactions caregivers mental health interventions appraisal agree ii revealed shortcomings ncpg development regarding scientific rigour stakeholder involvement implementation evaluation notable number european countries lack ncpg existing ncpgs often fall short healthcare response csa europe requires coordinated approach develop implement highquality cpgs advocate multidisciplinary team develop paneuropean csa guideline ensure quality care survivors funding provided international centre missing exploited children