Domestic Violence - Nursing Related
Description of the Local Population 3Patterns of Morbidity and Mortality 6 Values and Beliefs of the population 12 Reliance on Local, Regional, and Federal Funding 13 Expectations of the Public for Care 16 Diagnostic Statements about the Population 16 Description of the Local Population Domestic abuse in the United States is a large-scale and complex social and health problem. Domestic violence has become a major health threat to this nation, costing America thousands of lives and millions of dollars (Moore, Zaccaro, & Parsons, 1998). Domestic violence is known by many names including spouse abuse, domestic abuse, domestic assault, battering, partner abuse, and so on. McCue (1995) maintains that domestic abuse is commonly accepted by legal professionals as “the emotional, physical, psychological, or sexual abuse perpetrated against a person by that person’s spouse, former spouse, partner, former partner or by the other parent of a minor child”, although several other forms of domesti
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Approximate Word count = 5966
Approximate Pages = 24 (250 words per page double spaced)
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