NSG 3320: Forensic Psychiatric Nursing

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Forensics

Umbrella term that refers to legal issue and/or working with the courts

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Forensic nursing

Application of nursing science to public/legal proceedings; combination of the forensic and biopsychosocial aspects of health care in the scientific investigation of trauma or death of victims and perpetrators of abuse, violence, criminal activity, or traumatic accidents

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Direct services, consultation to colleagues, expert court testimonies, specialized diagnoses

Forensic nurses provide....

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International Association of Forensic Nurses

Represent nurses whose practice overlaps with key areas of forensic science and law; formed in 1925 by 74 nurses (most were sexual assault nurse examiners)

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Identify victims, create appropriate treatment plans, collect, document, and preserve evidence

What do forensic nurses do?

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False (federal funding)

True or false? The forensic mental health system in Canada receives provincial funding

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Primary nursing

One provider coordinates the care of several patients; increases nurse autonomy, job satisfaction, and reduce length of hospital stay

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Functional nursing

Tasks are divided among nursing staff and each nurse is responsible for a specific task; can be efficient and allows for specialization/expertise in specific tasks

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Not criminally responsible

Due to their mental health the accuses has proof that the mental disorder prevented them from understanding what they were doing, or have an understanding that it was wrong

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22+

How many hours a day are individuals required to be in their cell if they are under conditions of confinement

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Drug treatment court

Assist non-violent offenders experiencing substance abuse; goal is to provide appropriate treatment programming with case management, counselling, and reintegration planning

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Ottawa Situation Table

Coalition of community service agencies focusing on tackling an unprecedented crisis affecting vulnerable members of our community as well as businesses, residents, and visitors int he Byward Market and Rideau Street area