Background It is important to know the rights of women and children while shaping attitudes
toward gender roles, violence against women, and reporting child abuse. To shape attitudes …

Background Health and social service providers receive limited education on recognizing
and responding to family violence. With adequate education, providers could be prepared to …

Despite many millions of dollars being spent each year to support undergraduate research
experiences for students in the sciences, there has been little in the way of solid evaluation …

The purpose of this study was to determine whether statutory wording of child maltreatment
mandated reporting legislation was associated with reporting patterns and substantiation of …

Abstract Background and Aim: Delays in childbearing, in addition to creating health risks for
the mother and the child, may lead to permanent parental bereavement. The purpose of this …

Background The optimal educational approach for preparing health professionals with the
knowledge and skills to effectively recognize and respond to family violence, including child …

Background: Child maltreatment (CM) makes up a significant portion of events under the
larger umbrella term of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). Therefore, we need to …

Topic Nurses are uniquely positioned to provide early diagnoses and interventions for
abused, neglected, or at‐risk children. They are also required, by law, to report suspected …

Substance use counselors are in a unique position to intervene when exposed to suspected
abuse of children. However, mandatory reporting habits of substance use counselors have …

Purpose: This study aims to investigate the awareness of nursing department students about
child neglect and abuse and their attitudes about reporting cases of child neglect and abuse …