NURS FPX 4050 Assessment 4 Final Care Coordination Plan

Coordination of care in domestic violence can be defined as the intentional use of care services and efforts in relation to the improved safety of the patient experiencing domestic violence. This approach entails collaboration of healthcare givers, social workers, police, lawyers, patients, their relatives and the public. Hoping to capitalize on the existing government and community resources, it seeks to meet the multiple needs of the targeted high-risk population via a coordinated intervention plan. The strategy involves the community resources, the intervention procedures, the ethical dilemmas, and the local, state, and federal policies corresponding with Healthy People 2030 objectives to enhance the life of the victims of domestic violence.

Healthcare Issues and Interventions

The social, physical, psychological and other health implication of domestic violence cannot be overemphasized as it has effect on the victim. Domestic violence has several impacts on health in the following ways.

Health Issue 1: Chronic Physical Pain

The impact of domestic violence includes chronic physical pain, which is a consequence of physical abuse in which victims are likely to participate. It can be chronic headaches, back pain, or managed musculoskeletal injuries that may lead to disabilities. This cycle of violence does not only cause acute injuries but has other effects, which specifically affect the nervous system. In addition, the psychological factor of domestic violence can even amplify the phenomenon of pain, making it a synthesis for physical and psycho-emotional states (Uvelli et al., 2023).

Community Resources

1. The Mayo Clinic Pain Rehabilitation Center: The Mayo Clinic provides various pain management services and aims at patients in need of pain rehabilitation thus it is