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Enhancing Campus Safety: Exploring Student Perspectives on a Text Message-Delivered Intervention for Addressing Sexual Violence and Alcohol Use. 加强校园安全:探讨学生对解决性暴力和酗酒问题的短信干预的看法。
Pub Date : 2024-01-01 Epub Date: 2023-11-29 DOI: 10.1097/JFN.0000000000000454
Jocelyn C Anderson, Meghan U Nguyen, Wendy Huynh, Khadeeja Sharif, Jessica E Draughon Moret

Background: Alcohol-related sexual violence, including sexual coercion, nonconsensual contact, and rape, is prevalent on college campuses.

Aim: The purpose of the study was to investigate college students' feedback and recommendations regarding content for a text-message-delivered harm reduction intervention to jointly address alcohol use and alcohol's role in sexual violence risk.

Methods: This qualitative thematic study used focus groups and individual interviews to collect feedback from 61 college students between February 2019 and July 2020.

Results: Targeted recruitment resulted in a sample that was nearly half queer/ lesbian, gay, bisexual (46.2%) or trans* (9.8%) identified students. Participants endorsed text messaging as an effective way to reach college students but diverged in specific content they felt was relevant and appropriate for a universal education intervention. Students preferred content describing individual strategies versus those requiring collaboration from friends or potential sex partners. Students also preferred content phrased as suggestions or questions versus declarative statements. Although most participants recognized the value of content related to consent, sexual violence, sexual health, and resources, a few male-identifying participants failed to recognize that content as important to their experience. Maintaining brevity while discussing consent in the overlapping settings of drinking and interpersonal relationships was described as a particular challenge.

Impact of this work on campus sexual assault and forensic nursing: Students in our sample highlighted the challenges of sharing sexual violence and alcohol-related harm reduction text messaging because of the complexities of rape culture, consent, and interpersonal dynamics during college student drinking events.

背景:与酒精有关的性暴力,包括性胁迫、非自愿接触和强奸,在大学校园中很普遍。目的:本研究的目的是调查大学生对短信减少伤害干预内容的反馈和建议,以共同解决酒精使用和酒精在性暴力风险中的作用。方法:采用焦点小组和个人访谈的定性主题研究方法,于2019年2月至2020年7月对61名大学生进行反馈。结果:有针对性的招生导致近一半的学生是同性恋,同性恋,双性恋(46.2%)或变性人(9.8%)。参与者赞同短信是接触大学生的有效方式,但在具体内容上存在分歧,他们认为这些内容与普及教育干预相关且合适。学生们更喜欢描述个人策略的内容,而不是需要朋友或潜在性伴侣合作的内容。与陈述性陈述相比,学生们更喜欢以建议或问题形式表达的内容。虽然大多数参与者认识到与同意、性暴力、性健康和资源有关的内容的价值,但少数男性参与者没有认识到这些内容对他们的经历很重要。在饮酒和人际关系的重叠环境中讨论同意时保持简洁被认为是一项特别的挑战。这项工作对校园性侵犯和法医护理的影响:我们样本中的学生强调了分享性暴力和与酒精有关的减少伤害的短信的挑战,因为在大学生饮酒活动中强奸文化、同意和人际关系动态的复杂性。
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Forensic Nursing's Contributions to Mitigating Sexual Violence on College Campuses. 法医护理对减轻大学校园性暴力的贡献。
Pub Date : 2024-01-01 DOI: 10.1097/JFN.0000000000000478
Kimberley Meisinger, Donna Scott Tilley
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A Strengths and Needs Assessment of Campus Sexual Assault Response. 校园性侵应对的优势和需求评估。
Pub Date : 2024-01-01 Epub Date: 2023-11-03 DOI: 10.1097/JFN.0000000000000452
Sheridan Miyamoto, Cynthia Bittner, Jennifer Delwiche, Aishwarya Ganguli

Background: Sexual violence and sexual assault (SA) disproportionately affect the young adult population aged 18-24 years, half of which are enrolled in higher education. Campuses are tasked with providing a safe space for students and enacting an appropriate response to campus SA (CSA).

Aims: As part of a grant-funded program to strengthen SA nurse examiner (SANE) services to those who experience SA on college campuses, we conducted a campus needs assessment and a campus website review for key messaging and analyzed the responses to identify strengths and gaps in campus resources related to CSA. These findings were the basis of individualized Campus Community Summary reports shared with participants from each campus.

Methods: Guided qualitative interviews with interdisciplinary stakeholders across seven campus communities and campus website reviews were used to identify campus resource strengths, gaps, and recommendations for improvement.

Results: Common strengths included awareness of campus programs and community services, leadership support for CSA activities, and community CSA response. Identified opportunities for improvement included strengthening interdisciplinary collaboration, solving transportation issues to obtain care, mental healthcare and advocacy services, awareness and resource messaging, and fighting stigma and bias. Campus websites reviews indicated gaps in key information about SANE care and how to access SANE services.

Conclusions: Numerous gaps and opportunities to strengthen campus SA awareness and coordination and access to a timely response to SA were identified. Addressing these gaps is essential to ensure quality care and services for individuals who experience SA on college campuses.

背景:性暴力和性侵犯(SA)不成比例地影响18-24岁的年轻人,其中一半接受高等教育。校园的任务是为学生提供一个安全的空间,并对校园SA(CSA)做出适当的回应。目的:作为一项资助计划的一部分,该计划旨在加强SA护士审查员(SANE)对大学校园中经历SA的人的服务,我们对关键信息进行了校园需求评估和校园网站审查,并分析了回应,以确定与CSA相关的校园资源的优势和差距。这些发现是与每个校园的参与者分享的个性化校园社区总结报告的基础。方法:对七个校园社区的跨学科利益相关者进行引导性定性访谈,并对校园网站进行审查,以确定校园资源优势、差距和改进建议。结果:共同优势包括对校园计划和社区服务的认识、对CSA活动的领导支持以及社区CSA响应。已确定的改进机会包括加强跨学科合作、解决交通问题以获得护理、心理健康和宣传服务、提高认识和传递资源信息,以及打击污名和偏见。校园网站审查表明,在有关SANE护理和如何访问SANE服务的关键信息方面存在差距。结论:在加强校园SA意识和协调以及及时应对SA方面,发现了许多差距和机会。解决这些差距对于确保在大学校园体验SA的个人获得高质量的护理和服务至关重要。
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Ethical Expert Witness Testimony. 合乎道德的专家证人证词。
Pub Date : 2024-01-01 DOI: 10.1097/JFN.0000000000000470

Forensic nurses are routinely called upon to provide expert consultation and witness testimony. Nearly half of the enumerated standards in the Forensic Nursing Scope and Standards of Practice reference competencies directly related or complementary to ethical testimony. Requests from the field, coupled with the increasing opportunities for forensic nurses to serve as expert witnesses, necessitate the development of clear parameters for ethical expert witness testimony.

法医护士经常被要求提供专家咨询和证人证词。在《法医护理范围和执业标准》列举的标准中,近一半都提到了与道德证词直接相关或相辅相成的能力。由于法医领域的要求以及法医护士担任专家证人的机会越来越多,因此有必要为专家证人的道德证词制定明确的参数。
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Advancing a Comprehensive Multilevel Approach to Sexual Violence Prevention Using Existing Efficacious Programs. 利用现有的有效方案推进预防性暴力的综合多层次方法。
Pub Date : 2024-01-01 Epub Date: 2023-11-24 DOI: 10.1097/JFN.0000000000000457
Anne Marie Schipani-McLaughlin, Amanda K Gilmore, Laura F Salazar, Sharyn J Potter, Jane G Stapleton, Lindsay M Orchowski

Abstract: Sexual violence (SV) is a serious and long-standing public health problem on college campuses. At institutions of higher education, campus administrators, activists, and practitioners have worked for decades to address campus SV. Despite federally mandated campus SV prevention programming, rates of campus SV remain unchanged. The purpose of this commentary is to outline a strategy for enhancing campus SV prevention efforts using a comprehensive multilevel approach utilizing existing efficacious programs. The following three strategies for implementing optimal campus SV prevention are proposed, which include (a) the need to prioritize efficacy, (b) targeting multiple levels of the social ecology, and (c) leveraging the benefits of in-person programming and technology-driven prevention. A call to action is included for both institutions of higher education administrators and practitioners to implement and invest in comprehensive multilevel interventions using existing, efficacious SV programs, ideally combining a technology-based program with an in-person component. Furthermore, a coordinated effort between prevention and response is needed to achieve successful prevention of campus SV and revictimization, including a connection with the community for postassault interventions. Thus, implementing multilevel interventions on college campuses using existing evidence-based programs in combination with a coordinated community response of postassault interventions can bring the campus community together and is optimal to moving the needle on rates of campus SV.

摘要:大学校园性暴力是一个长期存在的严重公共卫生问题。在高等教育机构,校园管理者、积极分子和实践者几十年来一直在努力解决校园性暴力问题。尽管联邦政府强制实施校园性侵预防规划,但校园性侵率仍未改变。这篇评论的目的是概述一项战略,以加强校园SV预防工作,利用现有的有效方案,采用全面的多层次方法。本文提出了实施校园性暴力预防的三种策略,包括:(a)需要优先考虑有效性;(b)针对社会生态的多个层面;(c)利用面对面规划和技术驱动预防的好处。呼吁高等教育机构的管理人员和从业者使用现有的有效的SV计划实施和投资于全面的多层次干预措施,理想地将基于技术的计划与面对面的组成部分结合起来。此外,预防和应对之间需要协调努力,以成功预防校园性侵犯和再次受害,包括与社区建立联系,进行性侵犯后干预。因此,利用现有的循证项目在大学校园实施多层次干预,并结合社区对性侵后干预的协调反应,可以将校园社区团结起来,并最理想地改变校园性侵率。
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A trauma-informed mentoring framework for forensic nurses: An overview of STEERR - structure, process, and evaluation. 法医护士的创伤知情指导框架:STEERR的概述-结构,过程和评估。
Pub Date : 2023-10-01 DOI: 10.1097/JFN.0000000000000459
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Journal of Forensic Nursing 2022 Articles of the Year. 法医护理杂志2022年度文章。
Pub Date : 2023-10-01 DOI: 10.1097/JFN.0000000000000453
Cindy Peternelj-Taylor
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Thank You to Our Peer Reviewers for 2023 感谢我们2023年的同行评审
Pub Date : 2023-10-01 DOI: 10.1097/jfn.0000000000000460
Cindy Peternelj-Taylor
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Editorial Musings. 编辑沉思。
Pub Date : 2023-10-01 DOI: 10.1097/JFN.0000000000000461
Cindy Peternelj-Taylor
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Impacts of Culture on Perceptions of Intimate Partner Violence Among Fijian Indian Women in the United States. 文化对美国斐济印第安妇女亲密伴侣暴力认知的影响。
Pub Date : 2023-04-01 Epub Date: 2023-04-19 DOI: 10.1097/JFN.0000000000000440
Shayal S Prasad, Julie T Bidwell, Jann L Murray-García

Introduction: South Asian women are at a higher risk for experiencing intimate partner violence (IPV) in the United States. Fijian Indian (FI) women are part of the diverse South Asian diaspora; however, there are no published data on their experience with IPV. This phenomenological study (a) examined if FI culture influences how women define, experience, and seek help for IPV and (b) identified impacts these themes have on FI women's IPV-related help-seeking, behaviors in regard to U.S. health systems and law enforcement.

Methods: Ten FI women in California, 18 years and older, who either were born in Fiji or had parents born in Fiji, were recruited through convenience and snowball sampling. Semistructured interviews took place either face-to-face or via Zoom. Transcribed interview data underwent reflective thematic analysis by two members of the research team.

Results: Normalizing and silencing of IPV events are bolstered by cultural practices of (a) familism/collectivism that ask women to prioritize family intactness over their own emotional and physical safety, (b) traditional patriarchal gender roles, (c) threats of shame and judgment within the community, and (d) the gendered hierarchy tenets of some forms of Hinduism. FI women are more inclined to seek help for IPV from within versus outside the family, with healthcare providers and law enforcement described as women's last choices for assistance.

Conclusions: Although a small and regionalized immigrant community, this study of FI women reflects the importance of health and human service providers' understanding of the histories and cultural nuances of the local immigrant populations they serve.

导言:在美国,南亚妇女遭受亲密伴侣暴力(IPV)的风险较高。斐济印第安人(FI)妇女是多样化南亚移民社群的一部分;然而,目前还没有关于她们遭遇 IPV 的公开数据。本现象学研究(a)探讨了斐济文化是否会影响女性对 IPV 的定义、体验和求助;(b)确定了这些主题对斐济女性寻求 IPV 相关帮助以及对美国医疗系统和执法行为的影响:通过便利抽样和滚雪球抽样的方式,在加利福尼亚州招募了 10 名 18 岁及以上的斐济女性,她们要么出生在斐济,要么父母出生在斐济。面对面或通过 Zoom 进行了半结构化访谈。研究小组的两名成员对转录的访谈数据进行了反思性专题分析:IPV事件的正常化和沉默化得到了以下文化习俗的支持:(a)家庭主义/集体主义要求妇女将家庭的完整置于自身的情感和人身安全之上;(b)传统的父权制性别角色;(c)社区内的羞耻和评判威胁;以及(d)某些形式的印度教的性别等级信条。与家庭以外的人相比,芬兰移民妇女更倾向于向家庭内部寻求 IPV 方面的帮助,医疗服务提供者和执法部门被描述为妇女寻求帮助的最后选择:虽然这只是一个小规模和区域化的移民社区,但这项针对 FI 妇女的研究反映了医疗和人类服务提供者了解他们所服务的当地移民人口的历史和文化细微差别的重要性。
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