The Role of Medical Staff (Nursing) in the Organization of Psychosocial Care for Persons Suffered by Sexual Violence

T. T. Kispaeva, Tatyana Vladimirovna Goncharova, Gulzhan Dossybayeva, Karlygash Amangeldievna Estemesova, Zhandarbek Abukhallievich Kalbekov, Nika Sedach, Inna Bolshakova, Sandugash Ukashevna Zhunusova, Auez Rashidovich Aytmagambetov

2023

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DOI 10.3889/oamjms.2023.9541

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Abstract

This article is devoted to the study of the role of a nurse in the organization of psychosocial care for women who have been subjected to sexual violence. Through visual examinations, psychological tests and psychological support, the main problems of women who have been subjected to sexual violence were identified. The article also discusses ways to solve these problems. By studying the psychosocial problems of the injured women and the results of the research, the nursing staff determined a set of necessary actions and measures of nursing care aimed at providing high-quality psychosocial care.