英文摘要 |
This article focused on the nursing experience at emergency department of a case with mild intellectual disability who was encountered sexual assault by the adoptive father. After the case's teacher found out this sexual assault incident, the teacher took the case to the emergency department for the evidence collection of sexual assault. The author collected the case's information through physical assessment, caring, interview, and direct nursing care from 8:30 am to 13:00 pm on May 11 of 2021. Overall physical, psychological, social, mental and spiritual conditions were evaluated and the major health problems were identified: acute pain and rape trauma syndrome. Swanson's Caring Theory was applied to provide individualized care, through the process of ''knowing'' and ''being with'' while establishing the therapeutic relationship and encouraging the expression of physical discomfort and inner feeling, so as to provide psychological support. Through ''doing for'' and ''enabling'', the author use professional knowledge and nursing skill to perform wound caring to reduce pain and go on the evidence collection of sexual assault. Finally, enable the case to keep ''maintaining belief'', cooperating with the inter-professional team to assist the case in achieving recovery from the rape trauma syndrome and return to school daily life as soon as possible. Propose to establish a standard process for sexual assault evidence collection in the future, strengthen the sharing of educational experience related to clinical cases, and improve practical ability through practical operations and video teaching. Looking forward to more application of the Swanson's Caring Theory in clinical nursing through the sharing of this nursing experience. Based on empathy, company, respect and confidence relationship, provide the case of sexual assault with a private and safe environment, also improve the quality of the process of sexual assault evidence collection and physical, mental and spiritual care. |