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Gabrielle O'Keefe1, Paige Presler-Jur, Jaclyn Kolnik
1Author Affiliation: Center for Public Safety and Resilience, RTI International, Milwaukee, WI.
Technology can improve forensic and medical documentation for interpersonal violence cases, enhancing patient care and information sharing. However, resource limitations may hinder the adoption of standardized digital practices.
Area of Science:
- Forensic Medicine
- Digital Health
- Public Health
Background:
- Interpersonal violence has wide-ranging negative impacts.
- Hospital settings are crucial for documenting injuries by forensic examiners.
- Current documentation practices may lack standardization and efficient information sharing.
Purpose of the Study:
- To explore technological solutions for enhancing forensic and medical evidentiary exam documentation.
- To identify methods for improving information-sharing in cases of interpersonal violence.
Main Methods:
- A narrative literature review was performed.
- Qualitative synthesis of 35 articles guided the findings.
Main Results:
- Digital technologies can improve documentation quality, standardization, and system integration.
- Trends in technology application for forensic documentation were identified.
- Resource limitations pose a barrier to implementation.
Conclusions:
- Standardized documentation through technology can enhance exam quality and patient care.
- Improved information sharing benefits patients holistically.
- Resource constraints are a significant barrier to adopting new technologies and standardized practices.
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