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Know Your Title IX! Julie Kneuker, the Acting Title IX Coordinator provides an overview of the Title IX federal law, important definitions, and a summary of AU’s Sexual Harassment Misconduct Policy. In addition, reporting options, resources, and ways to get involved in sexual assault prevention were be discussed.

Trigger Warning: sexual assault, rape. Dr. Lorna Bell and Nurse Shelli Larkin join us for a training on sexual assault documentation in the EMR. Slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/15QmkyudN1rdImFyQ8oPFNMXOtOiFhShe-Qo0JlYzU-M/edit?usp=sharing 

Trigger Warning: sexual assault, rape. Dr. Lorna Bell and Nurse Shelli Larkin join us for a training on sexual assault protocols in the clinical setting. Slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Awss7HnWWh0Mcgu5B2M1ap-wcq9RDDJipjOT7ScKNeM/edit?usp=sharing Outline: 1. What happens when a patient discloses acute sexual assault (SA)? -The role of the medical student -Who to contact/consult -Follow-up care 2. Process of evidence collection kit -Components of collection procedure -Who leads this effort? -HIV, STI, Hepatitis testing, prophylaxis, urinalysis 3. GA laws -Triaging -Timeline of reporting or choosing not to -Cost to patient -Are medical students mandated reporters? -Knowing the patients’ rights 4. Appropriate language to use while interacting with SA patients -How to not imply guilt or innocence in language -How to document in the EMR -Trauma-informed care