A typical day’s work as a forensic nurse examiner
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A typical day’s work as a forensic nurse examiner

Stacy Pettit associate head of healthcare, South region with Mountain Healthcare
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Caring for people who have experienced sexual assault requires sensitivity, compassion and empathy

Forensic nurse examiners work with survivors of sexual assault, providing sensitive and non-judgemental support. Working alongside crisis workers, carefully to our patients, showing compassion and empathy, while also advocating for and empowering them so they can regain control and rebuild self-esteem.

Mental Health Practice. 27, 3, 18-19. doi: 10.7748/mhp.27.3.18.s7

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02 May 2024 / Vol 27 issue 3

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