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Informationen zum Autor Mary de Chesnay! DNA! RN! PMHCNS-BC! FAAN! is Professor and immediate past-director! WellStar School of Nursing! Kennesaw State University! Georgia! as well as a licensed psychotherapist and a nurse-anthropologist researcher. Dr. de Chesnay has specialized in child sexual abuse and victims of trafficking in her private psychotherapy practice (active practice since 1973)! has developed culturally based interventions! and has taught content about vulnerable populations for many years. The third edition of Dr.de Chesney's book! Caring for the Vulnerable! was just published in 2012 and she has authored six book chapters and 19 journal articles. She is PI or co-PI on numerous grants and has served as consultant! on research! academic! continuing education! and law enforcement projects. Recently! Dr. de Chesnay was invited to serve on the Georgia State Governor's Task Force called CSEC-Commercial Sex Exploitation of Children. She has presented widely (nationally and internationally) in nursing and anthropology! and has published on incest and sex tourism and about applying various qualitative approaches to clinical research. She has been invited Keynote Speaker at numerous conferences including STT and ISPN Klappentext Awarded third place in the 2013 AJN Book of the Year Awards in the Community-Public Health category [A]n indispensable volume for nurse educators to use to help to inform new generations of nurses about the topic of sex trafficking...What is striking about this book is its readability. It draws the reader into the chapters with its engaging scenarios and pertinent information... A highly readable guide to sex trafficking for U.S. nurses and other health care professionals." -- Journal of Transcultural Nursing This is a valuable resource for emergency departments everywhere! It is the gold standard for information about this topic."--Doody's Medical Reviews This excellent text puts forensic nurses in an excellent position to make an impact one of the 27 million people who are victims, just in the United States, of sex trafficking crimes. It is incumbent on the forensic community to take a stand and lead a charge in first learning about and then putting into action a plan to give a voice to the victims, caring for them as our patients and developing a strategy to help end this crime. This book will help to create the awareness and passion that is needed to accomplish just that."--Forensic Nursing News The statistics are staggering: nearly 27 million people worldwide are currently victims of human trafficking, most frequently girls between the ages of 12 and 14. This is the first clinical guide to assessing and treating victims of sex trafficking, encompassing best practices and strategies for overcoming the severe barriers that this group presents. These barriers most notably include separating victims from their pimps/handlers who exert tight control over their lives, speech, and interactions with healthcare providers. At the heart of the book are consistently organized chapters addressing the major injuries, diseases and psychological traumas for which trafficked victims are likely to seek treatment. These chapters include a description of each condition, culturally based best practices for treatment, special considerations for male, female, and child victims, and expected outcomes. Citing the specialized circumstances of this population, the book discusses how to adapt current treatments to the special needs of these young victims. Additional features include case studies, short bullet points, and easy-to-follow recommendations. The book also discusses human trafficking as a global issue with particular attention to the United States. The guide describes the countrywide resources available for practitioners to learn about sex trafficking in the United States, focusing on Georgia as the only state to offer a comprehensive approach to sex traf...
