Directions
Objectives
Chapter 1 Introduction
Demographics
Victims Who Seek Health Care
Types of Maltreatment
Predisposing Factors
Patient-Centered Intervention
Reporting Matreatment
Community-Centered Intervention
Chapter 2 Identifying Physical Violence
Health Care Worker Responsibilities
Injuries to Intimate Partners
Injuries to Children
Injuries to Elders
Follow-up Care
Chapter 3 Intimate Partner Violence and Abuse
Violence Demographics
Power and Control Over Victims
Cycle Theory of Violence
Predisposing Factors
Interviewing Techniques
Batterers' Characteristics
Signs and Symptoms
Reasons for Denial
Case Management
Chapter 4 Child Maltreatment
Demographics
Predisposing Factors
Interviewing Techniques
Signs and Symptoms
Reasons for Denial
Case Management
Long-Term Consequences
Chapter 5 Elder Maltreatment
Demographics
Predisposing Factors
Interviewing Techniques
Signs and Symptoms
Reasons for Denial
Case Management
Chapter 6 Ethical and Legal Obligations
Ethical Considerations
Barriers to Intervention
Laws on Reporting
Reporting Procedures
Medical Record Keeping
Court Appearances
Appendix A: Definitions of Terms
Appendix B: Resources for Victims
Index
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