- Give first aid as needed.
- When violence or abuse is very prominent, separate the victims from the perpetrators.
- Report any abuse in child protection services and the elderly, as required by law.
- In the case of the persecution of women, reporting is required if the injury was caused by a gun, knife or other weapon.
- If sexual abuse is suspected, follow the laws and institutional procedures for collecting and storing evidence admitted in evidence a series of procedures.
- Ensure that victims receive sensitive care and compassionate.
- Give full support to the victims not to tolerate abuse.
- Listen with empathy explanation about the victims of persecution now and past.
- Record all injuries incurred and treatment rendered.
- In collaboration with a team approach, including inter-agency referral initiate and participate in case conferences.
Action for victims of physical abuse and violence on children
- Make sure the child is comfortable with making the right introductions and do not touch a child without permission when conducting interviews.
- Use play activities, including drawing, to encourage children to tell or express feelings, for children who are reluctant or unable to express the trauma they experienced.
- Describe all tests and medical procedures in terms that can be understood, before the procedure is executed.
- Improve the child's relationship with parents; nurses can not be a substitute for separating parents with the child's biological parents.
Action for victims of physical abuse and violence on women
- Communicate acceptance, warm and non-judgmental; do not deliver though indirectly that he is guilty of not leaving the abusive environment.
- Improve the safety and awareness of his right to be free from persecution.
- Discuss the various options available, including shelter, legal protection to report abuse and seek protection from persecution through the courts.
- Respect the victim's decision, including the decision to return to the abusive situation or the decision not to report the abuse.
- Help her to make plans to ensure safety, including home and auto hide duplicates; asking neighbors to report to the police when violence began to occur; store documents such as birth certificates, bank account numbers, social security numbers, and rental receipts or purchases of goods available; maintains a list of telephone numbers of emergency shelter, legal aid, police, counselors and support groups.
Action for victims of physical abuse and violence on elderly
- Give it time and patience to be able to make the elderly discuss the situation.
- Respect the dignity of the client and should not be judge.
- Discuss the options available to ensure safety, such as temporary hospitalization, placement in a home that is safe and protective orders from the court.
- Provide a list of resources and support services, including adult protective services, legal aid, victim resource agencies, local units of elderly and 24-hour hotline number for the issue of persecution of the elderly.
Measures for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
- Use the implementation associated with anxiety (eg, relaxation techniques, encourage expression of feelings, limiting caffeine and nicotine.
- Validation on the client that they experienced traumatic events cause enormous stress.
- Help clients disclose all aspects of the traumatic event, including thoughts and feelings.
- Teach the client about coping strategies to manage anxiety symptoms that accompany memories of trauma.
- Encourage clients to participate in a support group or self-help groups.
- Refer clients to alcoholic anonymous or narcotics anonymous if alcohol or drug abuse problem for clients.
Action for abuses committed against
- When actors threatening persecution or being under the influence of drugs or alcohol, the nurse should call security or police to ensure the safety of themselves and others.
- Notify molesters on duty to report maltreatment to the designated agency.
- Get help from a team of experienced health workers (eg, clinical nurse specialists, social workers, representatives of protection agencies, mental health crisis workers) to start the intervention.
- In situations of child abuse, the nurse can be helpful with regard parents as clients as victims of abuse and their children.
- If persecution is recognized by the culprit, encourage him to be responsible for violent behavior does.
- Communicate belief that violent behavior can be controlled and that there are other functions that could be more appropriate and possible.
- Advise and refer perpetrators of the abuses to the community resource agencies, such as mental health services, parent education courses, self-help groups, and nursing home.
Action for families
- Teach the family about the importance of individual responsibility for the behavior of each.
- Teach the family to recognize stressful situations.
- Teach the family to develop strategies for problem solving or coping strategies.
- Teach families about effective parenting skills.
- Teach the family to use community resources and professional assistance to improve family functioning.
Action for community
- Seeks to reduce violence-related conditions (eg, poverty, inadequate housing, dysfunction attitudes towards violence, substance abuse). For example: joining volunteer organizations, lobby with local officials.
- Trying to develop and maintain a family of resources (eg, child care services, nursing homes, educational programs, support groups)
- Support and enhance the legal and legislative efforts to eliminate domestic violence.
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