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Recognizing Domestic Violence: A Guide for Caregivers
Recognizing Domestic Violence A Guide for Caregivers Author:Jetta Fuzy RN MS This in-service deals with domestic violence, which occurs between family members, partners, friends, or people living together. Health caregivers, particularly those in long-term care facilities, assisted living facilities, and private homes, may be exposed to the volatile situation created by domestic violence and abuse. All health caregivers ... more »are required by law to report suspected violence, abuse, neglect, or exploitation of a person under their care. By reporting suspected violence, abuse, or neglect they may help bring about changes in the lives of those in their care.
Choose from 8 learning objectives covering:
- Signs of domestic violence among adult and child victims
- The cycle of violence and factors contributing to homicide potential
- Why domestic violence is often not reported
- The aide's role in dealing with domestic violence« less