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Nurses' Involvement With Pregnant and Postpartum Women Suffering From Domestic Violence Naoko Maruyama 1,2 , Shigeko Horiuchi 2 1National Center for Child Health and Development Department of Health Policy 2St. Luke's International University Keyword: ドメスティックバイオレンス , 妊産婦 , 看護職 , 質的記述的研究 , トラウマインフォームドケア , domestic violence , pregnant women , nurses , qualitative research , trauma-informed care pp.1-10
Published Date 2024/12/31
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 Aim: To identify nurses' involvement with pregnant women who are victims of domestic violence(DV) in obstetric facilities that have organized efforts to screen and support victims of DV and those that do not.

 Methods: This qualitative descriptive study conducted semi-structured interviews with nurses who had asked about DV or had heard about disclosure statements by women. The collected data were then analyzed.

 Results: Nurses who were working or had worked in institutions with organizational efforts followed the basic rules of the organization or used their experience to create a safe and secure environment. They understood the impact of violence and the associated feelings. They also directly identified the situation of violence and provided individualized support aimed at restoring women's power. Conversely, nurses with little experience in learning about DV who had worked in institutions without organizational efforts provided only basic nursing responses, continued to be involved without directly asking about the violence, and were unclear about individual support.

 Conclusion: Organizational efforts and continuing education of nurses on violence and trauma are essential in responding to DV.


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電子版ISSN 2185-8888 印刷版ISSN 0287-5330 日本看護科学学会

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