2021
DOI: 10.15766/mep_2374-8265.11140
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Creation of a Medical Student Training to Improve Comfort Providing Trauma-Informed Care to Sexual Assault Survivors

Abstract: Introduction: Sexual violence is a significant public health concern in the United States, affecting as many as one in two women and one in four men. However, few medical schools offer education on trauma-informed communication with patients who disclose sexual assault (SA). The goal of this training was to provide medical students with an understanding of how to empathically respond to SA disclosures, collect pertinent medical information while avoiding retraumatization, and empower patients to feel in contro… Show more

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“… CE: 55% <5 years, 15% 6–10 years, 12% 11–15 years, 18% >16 years. Gore et al 27 2021, United States To provide medical students with an understanding of how to respond to sexual assault disclosures, collect medical information, avoid re-traumatization, and empower patients to feel in control of their care. Self-reported comfort in communication skills regarding trauma-informed care and satisfaction regarding training.…”
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“… CE: 55% <5 years, 15% 6–10 years, 12% 11–15 years, 18% >16 years. Gore et al 27 2021, United States To provide medical students with an understanding of how to respond to sexual assault disclosures, collect medical information, avoid re-traumatization, and empower patients to feel in control of their care. Self-reported comfort in communication skills regarding trauma-informed care and satisfaction regarding training.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…97.2% noted increased knowledge about survivors who have experienced a past assault, 96.4% being better prepared to identify, 96.8% to respond, 94.6% to provide appropriate support and 87.5% to provide resources/referrals. Gore et al 27 2021 Length: 3 hours. Content: 1.…”
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