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When a nurse reports abuse, should the accused be able to know the identity of his or her accuser? Should a nurse be sanctioned for reporting abuse if it proves to be false?
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Running Head: REPORTING ABUSE
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Reporting Abuse
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Institutional Affiliation
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REPORTING ABUSE
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Introduction
Under the law, all healthcare workers are obligated to report abuse or any cases of the
same nature they might have a suspicion about. Healthcare workers do not have to prove that the
abuse exists but just suspect that it exists. Law enforcement agencies then investigate and acquire
adequate evidence through which they act on by arresting the abuser and accuse them in a court
of law (Buppert & Klein n.d). When a healthcare worker reports a case, their information is
taken by the investigating personnel but is not shared with the accused. This is because once
abuse is reported, the investigating officer takes the role of the accuser and determi...
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