| 英文摘要 |
The article describes the emergency nursing experience of a victim of domestic violence. The nursing period extended from 01:15 to 10:30 on May 31, 2020, and the assessment framework included physical, psychological, familial, social, and spiritual dimensions. The identified health problems were impaired skin integrity and fear. During the emergency care process, our focus was on addressing the physical problems, specifically multiple contusions and abrasion wounds. Utilizing caring, companionship, empathy, and active listening, we guided the patient to articulate the details of verbal, mental, and physical violence, allowing she to express anxiety and fear. Our team provided psychological support, conducted resource assessments, and facilitated communication with the patient's mother. We assisted in police procedures and resettlement, aiming to provide the patient with a sense of security and peace of mind. Recognizing that the emergency department is often the primary point of contact for domestic violence survivors seeking help, emergency health care providers play a crucial role in both preventing domestic violence and treating survivors. In addition to formal education and training, the development of clinical courses focusing on guided communication, resource provision, and referral is essential. This ensures that healthcare providers are equipped to identify victims at high risk of domestic violence and empower patients to embark on a new life. |