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The SANE Summer Webinar Series is a continuing education opportunity for forensic nurses and other multidisciplinary partners on topics pertinent to caring for survivors of gender-based violence. Live webinars with state experts are held monthly during the summer months and are free to attend! Registration is required.
African American women survivors of intimate partner violence at the intersection of healthcare and law enforcement: A qualitative pilot study
Join Kaylen Moore, Forensic Nurse and Ph.D. Student, as she shares the findings of her qualitative study on African American IPV survivors' experiences with law enforcement and healthcare.
Date: Friday May 26, 2023
Time: 11am - 12pm
Session Objectives:
- Gain an understanding regarding the connection between historical trauma and the increased prevalence of intimate partner violence in the African American community.
- Gain an understanding regarding the increased prevalence, severity and lethality associated with intimate partner violence among African American women.
- Gan an understanding regarding the feasibility of conducting a research study examining how African American women seek help from healthcare and law enforcement after experiencing intimate partner violence.
- Apply the study's findings to the improvement of education and practice of healthcare and law enforcement professionals.
About the Presenter
Kaylen M. Moore BSN, RN, CCRN, SANE-A, SANE-P has been practicing as a Registered Nurse for 19 years, caring for patients in the specialty areas of internal medicine, critical care, and perioperative care. Kaylen also has nine years of experience as a Forensic Nurse Examiner, caring for survivors and perpetrators of violent crimes. This experience informs her current research as a Ph.D. student at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, which examines how African American women navigate the intersecting healthcare and law enforcement systems after experiencing intimate partner violence. In addition, Kaylen contributes to improving nursing practice and trauma-informed care of survivors as a professional mentor to BSN students and new Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Other contributions include her authorship of publications such as chapters in the book IAFN Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner Certification: A Review for the SANE-A® and SANE-P®.
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Summer Webinars! Save the Date!
June 15 10:30am : Hear how to support survivors who've experienced technology facilitated sexual abuse with Leeana Liska, Victim Service Specialist with the Wisconsin Department of Justice Internet Crimes Against Children Taskforce.
July 25 10am: Learn how Aaron Matson and Brooke Laxton, Forensic Imaging Specialists with the Wisconsin State Crime Lab photograph evidence in challenging situations and its importance in criminal proceedings.
August 14 10am: Listen to Special Agent Melissa Fus, WI-DOJ Sensitive Crimes and Alexandra Stanley, Wisconsin's Anti Human Trafficking Task Force Coordinator discuss recent cases, findings, and possible implications for health care.
Registration Coming Soon!
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