Domestic Violence

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**LIVE ONLY** Polly Campbell, clinical director of the ANE SANE Program at the University of New England for this discussion. Resources have been provided.

What you are going to learn:

Domestic Violence

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The Canadian Forensic Nurses Association (CFNA) advances forensic nursing in Canada, focusing on standards and issues like violence, trauma, and death investigations. Founded in 2006 and rebranded in 2016, the CFNA has over 147 members, including Sexual Assault Nurses and Coroners.

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