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FAMILY & DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
FOR THE DENTAL PRACTITIONER
Ann DaPrato, RDA & Lisa Saiia, RDA
Course Contents:
Instructions |
Objectives |
Introduction |
Definitions |
Intimate Partner Violence Occurrence |
Vulnerability Factors fro Victimization |
Risk Factors for Perpetration |
Health Consequences of Intimate Partner Violence |
Three-Phase Theory of Domestic Violence |
Personal Safety Plan |
| Hate Crimes |
| Child Abuse and Neglect |
| Dating Violence |
| Elder and Vulernable Adult Abuse |
| Guidelines for Dental Health Care Providers |
Conclusion |
| Bibliography |
| Test Questions |
| Answer Sheet |
| Course Evaluation |
Course Objectives:
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Become familiar with specific occurrences of Intimate Partner Violence |
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Identify victim vulnerability factors for persons who are likely to be victims of Domestic Violence |
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Identify risk factors of perpetrators for persons likely to be perpetrators of Domestic Violence |
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Explain incident statistics of Domestic Violence in the dental profession |
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Understand the health consequences of Domestic Violence |
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Understand the different groups affected by Hate Crimes |
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Identify dental clinical signs of Domestic Violence |
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Explain screening procedures for determining whether a dental patient has any history of being either a victim or perpetrator of Domestic Violence |
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Understand how to refer patients for help who are identified as victims of Intimate Partner Violence |
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Understand the incidence and prevalence of Child Abuse & Neglect, and Elder and Vulernable Adult Abuse & Neglect |
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Explain Dating Violence and understand the importance of developing a safety dating plan |