NCP Child Abuse - Risk for Trauma

RISK FOR TRAUMA

Related to: Characteristics of child, caregivers, environment.

Defining Characteristics: (Specify: sexual assault of child, evidence of physical abuse of child, history of abuse of abuser, social isolation of family, low self-esteem of caretaker, inadequate support systems, violence against other members of the family.)

Goal: Child will not experience trauma by (date/time to evaluate).

Outcome Criteria
√ Absence of violence or maltreatment of the child by parents or other offenders.

NOC: Risk Detection

NIC: Risk Identification
Evaluation
(Date/time of evaluation of goal)
(Has goal been met? Not met? Partially met?)
(Has the child suffered maltreatment or violence? Provide specifics if indicated.)
(Revisions to care plan? D/C care plan? Continue care plan?)

FLOW CHART FOR CHILD ABUSE

NCP Hospitalized Child - Risk for Trauma

RISK FOR TRAUMA

Related to: Developmental age, deficient knowledge and cognitive immaturity predisposing the child to safety hazards in the environment.

Defining Characteristics: Developmental age, developmental delays, disturbances in gait, vision, hearing, perceptual or cognitive functioning (specify).

Goal: Child will not experience any trauma by (date/time to evaluate).

Outcome Criteria
√ Child engages in appropriate play (specify) without injury.
√ Parents verbalize safety considerations related to toys/games (specify according to developmental level).

NOC: Knowledge: Personal Safety

NIC: Parent Education: Child-Rearing Family
Evaluation
(Date/time of evaluation of goal)
(Has goal been met? Not met? Partially met?)
(List appropriate play child engaged in without injury. Provide quotes from parents verbalization of safety considerations.)
(Revisions to care plan? D/C care plan? Continue care plan?)

FLOW CHART FOR HOSPITALIZED CHILD