Chapter 2: Theoretical Foundations for Advanced Practice Forensic Nursing
| 1: Which nursing interventions impact the health of individuals and communities experiencing violence? |
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| 2: What is the process of victimization and how can nursing intervene to prevent, to treat, and to rehabilitate? |
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| 3: What kind of support is necessary for families who participate in the trial, conviction, and execution of the murderer of a family member? |
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| 4: Which clients benefit from reviewing an abusive or victimizing event? |
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| 5: Which nursing interventions can be effective in managing revictimization of patients in incarceration? |
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| 6: Which boundary violations characterize perpetrators and victims of crime, trauma, and abuse? How can nurses intervene to promote healthy boundaries among patients? |
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| 7: What is the therapeutic role boundary for a nurse working in a correctional setting? |
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| 8: How does the therapeutic goal for the inmate differ from the patient in a nonsecure setting? |
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| 9: What is the role of the offense in planning and delivering care for persons convicted of crimes? |
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| 10: Which processes of institutionalization can be positively impacted by nursing? |
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| 11: How does the limitation of citizenship or human rights among offenders affect nursing practice? |
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| 12: What is the role of nursing in evidence identification and collection? How does this affect the image of nursing and the public trust? |
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