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Sexual assault is a difficult topic for both patients and clinicians. It is essential that PCPs receive training so they can provide compassionate, effective medical care and emotional support to survivors of sexual assault. Pri-Med's sexual assault CME/CE courses can equip clinicians with the knowledge and skills to address the physical and psychological needs of survivors, offer trauma-informed care, and collaborate with law enforcement and support services. New to Pri-Med? Create your free account in less than 60 seconds and start earning credits now. 

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PCPs can play a crucial role in providing medical and emotional support to survivors of sexual assault, ensuring their well-being and aiding in legal processes. 

Our wide-ranging selection of sexual assault CME/CE conferences and courses provide education that helps you expand the following actionable skills and knowledge.

  • Trauma-informed care to help PCPs understand the unique needs and sensitivities of survivors and approach their care with empathy and respect
  • Medical forensics to ensure the proper collection, preservation, and documentation of evidence for potential legal proceedings
  • Emotional and psychological support to help survivors cope with the aftermath of the assault
  • Diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up care for physical health, injuries, and sexually transmitted infections
  • Sexual assault kits
  • Coordination with support services, including crisis centers, social workers, and law enforcement
  • Legal considerations, such as mandatory reporting, chain of custody for evidence, and testifying as expert witnesses
  • Sexual assault prevention and patient education

Create your free Pri-Med account and start earning your sexual assault CME/CE credits today.