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...will continue to provide expert counseling and follow up for survivors of sexual assault. The role of the clinical physician and nurse is to provide acute assessment. The evaluating clinician at HUHS explains the plan of care and why it is important to have the services that a SANE (Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner) site can provide. The SANE site that HUHS has chosen is the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston (BIDMC). We then arrange for transfer and notify the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center to ensure a smooth transfer and continuity of care...
...assault program in Massachusetts. In 1997, a study was conducted by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) that assessed the quality of care for survivors of sexual assault in Massachusetts. The recommendations of that study resulted in the development and implementation of The Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner Program (SANE Program). Sexual assault survivors need an emergency response system that provides immediate comprehensive and compassionate care, and ensures proper collection of forensic evidence. The Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner Program (SANE) has dramatically changed how healthcare institutions throughout the state respond to sexual assault. HUHS recommends the use of a SANE...
Instead, sexual assault victims must travelBeth Israel Deaconess in Boston to receivetreatment from a qualified Sexual Assault NurseExaminer (SANE). SANE nurses, Gould says, usuallyoperate out of a hospital that sees at least 100rapes a year...
...Instead, sexual assault victims must travel Beth Israel Deaconess in Boston to receive treatment from a qualified Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE). SANE nurses, Gould says, usually operate out of a hospital that sees at least 100 rapes a year...
...Salt Lake, but in Los Angeles. The 1976 Montreal Games had dutifully lost millions of dollars, and the 1980 Moscow Games, boycotted by the U.S., didn't make a ruble. The Winter Games, always staged in nice little Currier & Ives villages, had seldom turned a profit. Therefore, naturally, no sane city wanted to play host to the Games. Then, in 1984, Peter Ueberroth and his Los Angeles organizing committee put on a splashy, TV-friendly, penny-squeezing Olympics that netted $220 million. Suddenly suitors were turning handsprings before the I.O.C., each performing citius, altius, fortius than the last. Two cities...