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Competencies: Roles & Responsibilities, Values & Ethics

If a patient has suffered sexual assault/abuse, how will your healthcare team work together to create a plan of care for the patient? A panel of specialized Registered Nurses – Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANEs) educated and trained to provide comprehensive medical forensic care for those who have experienced intimate partner/domestic violence, stalking, strangulation, elder or child abuse, or trafficking – will provide information for students preparing to enter the healthcare workforce.  Patients may be of any age, socioeconomic background, gender, sexual orientation, or culture. All care is trauma informed, patient-centered, compassionate and supportive. Some patients begin their healing journey in the hospital exam room when cared for by a SANE.

Participation can be applied toward students’ IP Honors Distinction.

ZOOM:
Livestream: une.edu/live
Presented in collaboration with: ����ֱ�� School of Nursing and Population Health, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANE), Continuing Education credits offered through Co-Occurring Collaborative Serving Maine (CCSME)

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“I thought that I had no bias/prejudice toward people in the community, leaving college and entering the workforce, but IPE has improved my awareness and helps me work on these and gain knowledge to better treat all my patients!”
– Julia Baracewicz, ����ֱ�� College of Osteopathic Medicine student and ����ֱ�� Interprofessional Student Group Chair, '27