Self-care for forensic nurses who care for survivors of trafficking include
A) making a 'run for it' to a safe place with the survivor.
B) taking the person home where it is safe.
C) reflecting on personal biases.
D) assisting the survivor to discuss matters with an employer/trafficker.

Question

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Reflecting on personal biases is a form of self-care for forensic nurses, as it helps them to manage their emotional and psychological well-being while providing care to survivors of trafficking. This reflection can prevent burnout and ensure that care is provided in a non-judgmental and supportive manner. Options A, B, and D could endanger both the nurse and the survivor and are not considered self-care strategies.

Self-Care for Forensic Nurses Who Care for Survivors of Trafficking