Family Violence and Nursing Practice, Second Edition by Janice Humphreys PhD RN CS NP, Jacquelyn C. Campbell PhD

By Janice Humphreys PhD RN CS NP, Jacquelyn C. Campbell PhD RN FAAN

Nurses too usually come across battered girls, abused young children, and different sufferers of kinfolk violence in health facility and emergency room settings. Nurses hence have a different and critical position to play within the prevention, identity, and mitigation of violence. This newly revised moment version is a landmark source that gives entire, nursing-focused insurance of intimate accomplice violence (IPV), baby abuse, and extra. This textbook presents a close review of all kinds of family members and different violence, together with IPV, same-sex IPV, abuse while pregnant, intimate companion murder, stalking, violence opposed to girls with disabilities, courting violence, baby abuse, teenagers witnessing violence, sexual attack of either youngsters and adults, and elder abuse. The e-book bargains either graduate and undergraduate nursing scholars a transparent view of the basic theories, interventions, and concerns surrounding nursing and kin violence-presenting an technique that empowers nurses to give a contribution to the prevention of this world wide sickness. designated gains: Chapters on felony and forensic concerns deal with the nurse's position and tasks whilst confronting kin violence In-depth recognition to cultural concerns advertise culturally appropriate perform plentiful diagrams and tables supply easy accessibility to crucial criteria for care perform evaluation kinds and version interventions provide useful thoughts for addressing relations violence a brand new bankruptcy describes foreign paintings in kin violence

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Other risk factors within families included a discrepancy in cultural identities and lack of recognition of those differences. Systemically, risk factors included lack of connection with resources, health care barriers, anti-immigration barriers, and traditional gender roles. Schiamberg and Gans (2000) applied another overarching system in their model of elder abuse, and that is the chronosystem—how change and continuity over time influence the relationship in question (Schiamberg & Gans, 2000).

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