Family Violence: What Health Care Providers Need to Know

Name: Family Violence: What Health Care Providers Need to Know
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ISBN: 9780763780340

ISBN-10: 0763780340

ISBN-13: 9780763780340

Edition: 2012 (Revised)

Authors: Rose S. Fife, Sarina Schrager

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Family Violence: What Health Care Providers Need to Know provides an overview of all aspects of family violence, including the current statistics, theories, human toll, clinical fundamentals that all clinicians need to know, as well as theory and societal impact information. This text will demonstrate the continuum of these conditions and the interrelationships within families and communities and provide policy and legal information of relevance to healthcare providers.Family Violence: What Health Care Providers Need to Know includes case studies based on evidence-based practices and numerous screening tools that have been validated, providing clinicians with the needed guidance and…

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List price: $123.95
Copyright year: 2012
Publisher: Jones & Bartlett Learning, LLC
Publication date: 1/21/2011
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 248
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 0.50" tall
Weight: 0.792
Language: English



Acknowledgments


Contributing Authors



Introduction to Family Violence



Introduction


Definitions


Statistics


Consequences


The Way Forward


References



Theoretical Basis for Family Violence



Introduction


Psychodynamic Theories of Family Violence


Social Theories of Family Violence


Cognitive/Behavioral Theories of Family Violence


Family and Systems Theories of Family Violence


References



The Cycle of Violence



Introduction


The Tension-Building Phase


The Abuse Phase


The Honeymoon Phase


References



Child Abuse



Introduction


Types of Abuse


Incidence of Abuse


Demographics of Victims and Perpetrators


Mandated Reporting: All Healthcare Providers' Responsibility


Professionals Involved in the Diagnosis and Management of the Potentially Abused Child


General Management Issues


Outcomes


Conclusion


References



Bullying



Introduction


Characteristics of Children Involved in Bullying


Demographics


Predictors of Bullying


Screening


Prevention


Conclusion


References



Intimate Partner Violence



Introduction


Recognition


Documentation


Health Consequences


Social Impact of Intimate Partner Violence


References



Intimate Partner Violence and Women's Reproductive Health



Introduction


Sexually Transmitted Infection and Human Immunodeficiency Virus


Contraception and Fertility Control


Pregnancy Complications


References



Intimate Partner Violence in Same-Sex Relationships



Introduction


Prevalence


Unique Issues in Same-Sex Intimate Partner Violence


Resources for Victims


Legal Protection for Victims of Same-Sex Intimate Partner Violence


Application in the Clinical Setting


Treatment and Resources for Batterers


References



Intimate Partner Violence in Women with Disabilities



Risk Factors


Epidemiology of Physical and Sexual Abuse


Evaluation


Clinician Response to Abuse of Women with Disabilities


Conclusion


References



Intimate Partner Violence in Immigrant Women



Introduction


Immigrant Women in the United States and Their Special Vulnerabilities


Laws Protecting Immigrant Women


Conclusion and Implications for the Healthcare Provider


References



Intimate Partner Violence in Pregnancy



Introduction


Statistics


Causes/Risk Factors


Interventions


Summary


References



Dating Violence in Adolescents



Introduction


Statistics


Causes of Teen Dating Violence (Risk Factors)


Consequences of Teen Dating Violence


Intervention and Prevention


Dating Violence and Rape in College Students


References



Elder Abuse



Introduction


Definition


Epidemiology


Health Effects


Risk Factors


Signs and Symptom of Elder Mistreatment


Self-Neglect


Assessment


Intervention


Management


Summary


References



Psychological Problems Associated with Family Violence



Introduction


Pathophysiology


Common Psychiatric Problems


Diagnosis and Differential Diagnosis


Treatment and Clinical Care


References



Substances of Abuse and Family Violence



Introduction


Alcohol Abuse and Dependence


Drug Use and Abuse


Intimate Partner Violence


Child Abuse


Elder Abuse


Clinical Context


Summary and Conclusions


References



Screening for Family Violence



Introduction


Screening for Child Abuse


Screening for Intimate Partner Violence


Screening for Elder Abuse


Conclusion


References



The Clinical Encounter



Case Example


Case Discussion


Introduction


Risk Assessment


Safety Plan


Resources


The Clinician-Patient Relationship


Confidentiality Issues


Patient Education


Practice Support


References



Prevention of Family Violence



Introduction


Primary Prevention


Secondary Prevention


Tertiary Prevention


Quaternary Prevention


Challenges and Gaps


References



Identification of Violence in Dental Patients



Introduction


Victims' Expectations of the Dental Profession


Dentists' Role in Gathering Evidence, Documentation, and Testifying


Dental Programs and Organizations for Education, Support, and Consultation


Conclusions


References



Dealing with Perpetrators



Introduction


Dynamics


Diagnostic Characteristics


Screening


What to Do if He Says No


Working with Self-Identified Perpetrators of IPV


References



Legal Issues Related to Family Violence



Introduction


Mandatory Reporting Requirements: Suspected Intimate Partner Violence


Best Practices for Providers


Mandatory Reporting Requirements: Children and "Endangered Adults"


Emergency Legal Relief: Understanding the Options Available


References



Global Aspects of Family Violence



Introduction


Family Violence/Sexual Assault in Peacetime


Family Violence/Sexual Assault During War and Other Disasters


Summary


References



The Way Forward: National Needs



Introduction


Coordinated Community Response


Community Development


Breaking the Cycle of Poverty


Making the Case from a Cost-Benefit Perspective


Conclusion


References



The Way Forward: International Needs



Introduction


Recommendations for Correction of the Problem


Where Do We Go from Here?


References


Index