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Title Family violence in primary care / edited by Stephen Amiel and Iona Heath
Published Oxford [England] ; New York : Oxford University Press, 2003

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Description xiii, 427 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Contents Machine derived contents note: Part 1 Introduction to family violence -- -- 1 Violence in society and in the family 3 -- Lorna . F. Smith -- -- 2 Psychological causes of family violence 26 -- Felicity de Zulueta -- -- 3 Family violence: the general practice context 39 -- lona Heath and Stephen Amiel -- -- Part 2 Violence against children -- -- 4 The context 71 -- Wendy Stainton Rogers -- -- 5 The presentation and diagnosis of child abuse 82 -- -- 5a Physical symptoms and signs of child abuse 82 -- Jane Wynne -- -- 5b Psychological and emotional presentations of child abuse 105 -- Judith Trowell -- -- 5c Child abuse and general practice 1: prevention -- and presentation 114 -- Stephen Amiel -- -- 5d Child abuse and general practice 2: action 145 -- Stephen Amiel -- -- 6 What happens next? 160 -- -- 6a The investigation of child abuse 160 -- Madeline Ismach -- -- 6b Legislative framework for child protection 169 -- Alison Lowton and Gloria McFarlane -- -- -- -- 6c The child protection conference 175 -- Stephen Amiel -- 6d Child protection: the family perspective 193 -- Bridget Lindley -- -- 7 The aftermath 199 -- -- 7a Legal options 199 -- Vera Mayer -- 7b Therapeutic options 209 -- Danya Glaser -- 7c Picking up the pieces 221 -- Stephen Amiel -- -- 8 The late sequence of child abuse 238 -- -- 8a Survivors of childhood abuse: why should primary care -- be involved? 238 -- Gill Wakley -- 8b Working with adult survivors of childhood abuse: the -- prevention and amelioration of psychological and -- physical problems 248 -- Jane M. Ussher -- -- 9 The future 255 -- -- 9a Policy, empowerment and young people in -- primary health care 255 -- Christopher Cloke -- 9b Working with young sexual abusers 269 -- Eileen Vizard -- 9c Organizing the primary care team: practice-based training in -- child protection 278 -- Deborah T. Hodes and Amy B. Weir -- 9d Training issues in child protection 282 -- Enid Hendry -- -- Part 3 Violence against women by known men -- -- 10 The context 291 -- Jalna Hanmer -- 11 The meaning of domestic violence 300 -- lona Heath -- 12 The presentation and diagnosis of domestic violence 308 -- lona Heath -- -- -- -- -- 13 Onward referral 318 -- 13a Introduction 318 -- lona Heath -- 13b The role of the police 320 -- Susan Reed -- 13c The role of Women's Aid and refuge support services 326 -- Nicola Harwin -- 13d Local authority housing departments 336 -- Sarah Edwards -- 13e Onward referral to social services 341 -- Bridget Penhale -- 13f Asian and Ethnic minority women's groups 346 -- Hannana Siddiqui -- 13g Solicitors and law centres 351 -- Tamsin Morris -- -- 14 The future 360 -- -- lona Heath -- -- Part 4 Violence against older people -- -- 15 The context 367 -- Paul Kingston and Chris Phillipson -- 16 The nature of elder abuse 373 -- Claudine McCreadie -- 17 The presentation and diagnosis of elder abuse 380 -- Gerry Bennett -- 18 Onward referral 388 -- 18a Introduction 388 -- lona Heath -- 18b The role of the community nurse 391 -- Lynne Phair and Wendy Goodman -- 18c The role of social workers and GPs 396 -- Jacki Pritchard -- 18d The role of the solicitor 404 -- Ann McDonald -- 19 The future 411 -- Ginny Jenkins -- -- Index 417
Summary "GPs and GP registrars will find Family Violence in Primary Care an invaluable and empowering resource. It brings together a broad range of expertise and opinion from relevant specialities and disciplines and sets family violence in its historical, epidemiological and societal context. The three main sections of the book describe the presentation, diagnosis and treatment of child abuse, domestic violence and elder abuse, and suggest ways forward for prevention and early detection. It draws throughout on the experience of GPs, health visitors and social workers, providing safe and workable guidelines."--BOOK JACKET
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index
Subject Primary care (Medicine)
Family violence.
Victims of family violence -- Medical care.
Author Heath, Iona.
Amiel, Stephen.
LC no. 2002029002
ISBN 0192628283 paperback