Titlebook: Violence, Trauma, and Trauma Surgery; Ethical Issues, Inte Mark Siegler,Selwyn O. Rogers Jr. Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020

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The Urban Resilience Network: “TURN” to the Faith Leaders and Faith Community to Address Violence an work is to help my neighbors save themselves from the violence and associated trauma in our community. Over a decade ago, I developed a program called “Prayer around the Schools,” where students, church members, and others pray for an hour at different schools. I then went on to establish “Bright S

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Engaging People in Behavioral Crisisl crises vary widely; the causes of such crises include severe mental illness, acute alcohol intoxication, and intellectual or developmental disabilities, among others. This chapter explores the challenges faced by first responders in responding to behavioral crises. We begin by describing the trage

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Violence Is a Contagious Disease: Theory and Practice in the USA and Abroadand in particular epidemic disease control methods—have been proven effective in reducing violence without the major toxicities commonly caused by many criminal justice approaches. Violence is the only public health issue not primarily managed by the health sector. The Cure Violence approach uses st

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Palliative Care in Trauma: Violence and the Ethic of Careabout how and when to provide palliative care raise ethical and other questions about the best quality of end-of-life care in people dying from injuries. This chapter explores the ethic of care and how it informs the delivery of palliative care for those injured by violence.

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Geriatric Trauma Careted to falls or other mechanisms, in older patients. Ethical decision-making when caring for the critically injured older patient can be difficult. This chapter serves as a guide to clinicians faced with ethical decisions in the care of these patients. The four tenets of ethics—autonomy, beneficence