Advancing Health Equity and Social Justice in Forensic Nursing Research, Education, Practice, and Policy: Introducing Structural Violence and Trauma- and Violence-Informed Care
Advancing Health Equity and Social Justice in Forensic Nursing Research, Education, Practice, and Policy: Introducing Structural Violence and Trauma- and Violence-Informed Care
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10.1097/jfn.0000000000000264
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发表时间：
2019-10-01
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St Ivany, Amanda
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Befus, Deanna R.;Kumodzi, Trina;St Ivany, Amanda
暴力和创伤的法医护理的初步概念化仍然相对狭窄的定义，因为专业的成立。创伤知情护理的出现是重要的，但有局限性，混淆了健康，公平和社会正义的社会和结构性决定因素。随着法医护理实践变得越来越复杂，暴力和创伤的狭隘定义限制了创伤知情护理在其目前的化身的有效性。为了与整体护理的护理模式保持一致，我们需要有方法来教学，实践和进行研究，以适应这些日益增加的复杂性，包括扩大我们对暴力和创伤的概念化，以促进健康公平和社会正义。本文的目的是介绍结构性暴力和创伤和暴力知情的护理公平为导向的关键范式的概念，以拥抱法医护理实践面临的日益复杂和健康的不公平。
Initial conceptualizations of violence and trauma in forensic nursing have remained relatively narrowly defined since the specialty's inception. The advent of trauma-informed care has been important but has limitations that obfuscate social and structural determinants of health, equity, and social justice. As forensic nursing practice becomes more complex, narrow definitions of violence and trauma limit the effectiveness of trauma-informed care in its current incarnation. In keeping with the nursing model of holistic care, we need ways to teach, practice, and conduct research that can accommodate these increasing levels of complexity, including expanding our conceptualizations of violence and trauma to advance health equity and social justice. The objective of this article is to introduce the concepts of structural violence and trauma- and violence-informed care as equity-oriented critical paradigms to embrace the increasing complexity and health inequities facing forensic nursing practice.