Authors

1. Klein , L. B.
2. Klein , L. B.
3. Melnik , Jessica
4. Melnik , Jessica
5. Curran , Kimberly
6. Curran , Kimberly
7. Luebke , Jeneile
8. Luebke , Jeneile
9. Moore , Kaylen M.
10. Moore , Kaylen M.
11. Ruiz , Ashley M.
12. Ruiz , Ashley M.
13. Brown , Cassilynn
14. Brown , Cassilynn
15. Parker , Diara
16. Parker , Diara
17. Hernandez-White , Isabel
18. Hernandez-White , Isabel
19. Walsh , Kate
20. Walsh , Kate

Abstract

These behavioral examples for nurses can help guide forensic nurse training and practice to reduce disparities in treatment and follow-up support. Structures and systems are needed that enable forensic nurses to provide trauma- and violence-informed empowering care to survivors of sexual assault and, over time, increase the accessibility of forensic nurse examinations and improve patient outcomes.