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  • Forensic nursing
  • Evidence handling protocols
  • Sexual assault response

Context:

  • Mishandled sexual assault forensic evidence can compromise victim rights and legal proceedings.
  • A specific incident highlighted the need for improved evidence handling in emergency departments.
  • Hospitals face legal risks due to improper forensic evidence management.

Purpose:

  • To enhance the accuracy of emergency nurses in managing sexual assault forensic evidence.
  • To implement a project addressing deficiencies in forensic evidence handling procedures.
  • To mitigate risks associated with mishandled sexual assault evidence.

Summary:

  • Implemented strategies included mnemonics, digital learning, instructional videos, refined training, in-service sessions, and simulations.
  • Accuracy in handling sexual assault forensic evidence increased significantly post-intervention.
  • The project utilized phased and gamified learning to boost nurse motivation and competence.

Impact:

  • Emergency nurse accuracy in sexual assault forensic evidence handling improved from 65.7% to 94.5%.
  • Enhanced professional competence among emergency nurses in forensic evidence management.
  • Strengthened protection of victim rights and integrity of legal procedures.