Session 3: Addressing Domestic Violence in the Context of Healthcare Settings

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Type:
  Training
Duration:
1 hour, 10 minutes
Presented by:
UCLA Pritzker Center for Strengthening Children and Families
Featuring:
Jacqueline Herrera; Karina Oceguera, LCSW; Lisa Gantz, MD; Lisa Nicholas, MD; and Taylor Thaxton, MPH
Series:
From Mandatory Reporting to Mandatory Supporting: Transforming Responses to Domestic Violence for Survivors and Their Children
Relevant categories:
Child Welfare Community Mental Health Community Violence
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Overview

This session explores the dynamics of domestic violence (DV) and its implications for patient care. It examines protocols and practices for handling DV cases involving children and adults within medical settings. Moreover, it analyzes the complexities introduced by mandatory reporting requirements and evaluates the ways in which mandated supporting initiatives may influence and enhance the healthcare response to DV.

  Keywords: domestic violence, healthcare, mandated reporters
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Learning objectives

  • Identify the indicators and pathways through which domestic violence (DV) presents itself uniquely in the medical environment
  • Evaluate the protocols and procedures for screening, identifying, and responding to DV cases involving children and adults within medical settings, considering the new legal and ethical obligations of healthcare providers
  • Analyze the complexities introduced by mandatory reporting requirements in addressing DV within the medical environment by examining the implications for patient confidentiality, trust, and provider-patient relationships with an emphasis on survivor safety

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Added on 3/6/2024   ·   Last updated on 3/6/2024