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  • Assault Details

  • Patient Narrative of Assault

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  • Details of CURRENT Physical Assault

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  • Other Type(s) of Abuse Experienced

  • Have you experienced any of the following non-physical types of abuse by this assailant?

  • Witnesses to Assault

  • Strangulation Assessment

  • Strangulation Assesssment Continued

  • History of Prior Physical Abuse by This Assailant

  • Danger Assessment - Several risk factors have been associated with increased risk of homicides (murders) of women and men in violent relationships. We cannot predict what will happen in your case, but we would like you to be aware of the danger of homicide in situations of abuse and for you to see how many of the risk factors apply to your situation.

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  • Less than 8 = Variable Danger - Provide routine safety planning and monitoring. Inform victim that the level of risk can change quickly and to trust their instincts and to watch for additional signs of danger.

    8 to 13 = Increased Danger - Safety planning and increased monitoring are important. Advise victim of increased risk and to watch for other signs of danger.

    14 to 17 = Severe Danger - Advise victim that danger is severe. Be assertive with safety planning; high level of supervision recommended.

    18 or more = Extreme Danger - Advise victim of extreme danger and risk of domestic homicide. Take assertive actions to protect victim - may need to call for criminal justice or other professional help, emergency shelter should be considered.

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