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EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
PORNOGRAPHY
INTENSIVE
The Impact of Pornography Through a Forensic Nursing Lens
[8.75 Contact Hours]
This seven-session intensive training provides a comprehensive, multidisciplinary exploration into the complex impact of pornography across the lifespan, integrating history, neurobiology, mental health, technology-facilitated abuse, and forensic nursing interventions within a trauma-informed framework. Designed for healthcare professionals, forensic practitioners, law enforcement, legal personnel, and public health advocates, the series aims to deepen understanding the impact of pornography on patient populations.
PEDIATRIC
INTENSIVE
AFN PEDIATRIC SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP PRESENTS
Medical Forensic Care for Adolescent Patients
[7.5 Contact Hours]
This five-part series explores the unique aspects of medical forensic care for adolescent patients, addressing clinical, legal, and behavioral considerations. Sessions cover forensic examinations, case studies, legal implications, and problematic sexual behaviors, with insights from experts in forensic nursing, law, and psychology. A strengths-based approach will also be discussed, emphasizing resilience and trauma-informed care. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of best practices for supporting adolescent patients in forensic settings.
The full series is available on demand. Learn more by hitting that button below.
FIREARM VIOLENCE INTENSIVE
[6.25 Contact Hours]
Presented by Jessica Buck-Atkinson, Christine Foote-Lucero, Jennifer Johnson, Laurie Lovedale, Virginia (Ginny) McCarthy, & Frankie Wallis
This six-session intensive training provides a comprehensive, multidisciplinary exploration of firearm violence through forensic, legal, and clinical lenses. Designed for healthcare professionals, forensic practitioners, law enforcement, legal personnel, and public health advocates, the series aims to deepen understanding of gunshot wound (GSW) injuries, evidence handling, death investigations, and ethical responsibilities in testimony.
Each 60-minute session blends theoretical knowledge with practical application, case studies, and guided discussion. Participants will gain the skills and insight necessary to navigate the complexities of firearm-related harm with a strong emphasis on trauma-informed care, harm reduction, and ethical integrity.
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