Global Journal of Nursing & Forensic Studies

Abstrakt

The Clinical Recreation Preparing in Psychological Wellness Clinical Practice

Rianne L. Noordzij

Forensic nursing is a specialized field of nursing that combines the principles of nursing with forensic science and legal processes to provide comprehensive healthcare services to individuals who have been affected by violence, trauma, or criminal activity. This abstract provides an overview of forensic nursing clinical practice, highlighting its key components, roles, and responsibilities. Forensic nursing clinical practice encompasses a wide range of activities and settings. Forensic nurses work in hospitals, community clinics, forensic laboratories, and law enforcement agencies.They collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, including law enforcement officers, attorneys, social workers, and healthcare professionals, to ensure the delivery of evidence-based care and promote justice. In conclusion, forensic nursing clinical practice is a vital and evolving field that bridges the gap between healthcare and justice. Forensic nurses contribute significantly to the well-being of individuals affected by violence and trauma, using their expertise to provide comprehensive care, collect and document forensic evidence, and support legal processes. Through their multidimensional roles, forensic nurses uphold the principles of justice, compassion, and advocacy within the healthcare system.