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According to the Gila River Health Care policy, what takes precedence in matters of child and adult abuse reporting?
According to the Gila River Health Care policy, what takes precedence in matters of child and adult abuse reporting?
- Federal Law
- Gila River Health Policy
- Tribal Ordinance Code (correct)
- Arizona Revised Statutes
Under the Gila River Indian Community Children's Code, which of the following scenarios is considered child maltreatment?
Under the Gila River Indian Community Children's Code, which of the following scenarios is considered child maltreatment?
- Withholding necessary medical care from a child (correct)
- Encouraging a child to participate in age-appropriate chores
- Providing a child with a structured disciplinary action
- Allowing a child to play unsupervised in a safe environment
Which of the following actions necessitates an immediate report to a peace officer or Child Protective Services, according to Arizona Revised Statute 13-3620?
Which of the following actions necessitates an immediate report to a peace officer or Child Protective Services, according to Arizona Revised Statute 13-3620?
- A minor expressing unhappiness at home
- A minor having a minor disagreement with a peer
- Reasonable belief that a minor is the victim of abuse inflicted by non-accidental means (correct)
- A minor receiving a minor injury during sports
According to the Gila River Indian Community Children's Code, what is the age limit for an individual to be defined as a child?
According to the Gila River Indian Community Children's Code, what is the age limit for an individual to be defined as a child?
Within the context of Gila River Health Care, who is legally obligated to report suspected cases of child abuse?
Within the context of Gila River Health Care, who is legally obligated to report suspected cases of child abuse?
According to the Gila River Indian Community Ordinance Code, what age defines an 'Elder'?
According to the Gila River Indian Community Ordinance Code, what age defines an 'Elder'?
Which of the following describes 'Elder Abuse' as defined in the Gila River Health Care policy?
Which of the following describes 'Elder Abuse' as defined in the Gila River Health Care policy?
According to the provided Gila River Health Care policy, what constitutes domestic violence?
According to the provided Gila River Health Care policy, what constitutes domestic violence?
According to the Gila River Health Care policy, what action is required when trauma results from a stabbing or gunshot wound?
According to the Gila River Health Care policy, what action is required when trauma results from a stabbing or gunshot wound?
What is the protocol regarding the reporting of domestic violence incidents by healthcare providers under the Gila River Health Care policy?
What is the protocol regarding the reporting of domestic violence incidents by healthcare providers under the Gila River Health Care policy?
According to the Gila River Health Care policy, what should GRHC do when reporting Elder/Adult abuse?
According to the Gila River Health Care policy, what should GRHC do when reporting Elder/Adult abuse?
Which of the following is an appropriate action for documenting a report of abuse?
Which of the following is an appropriate action for documenting a report of abuse?
What classifies battering, according to Gila River Health Care?
What classifies battering, according to Gila River Health Care?
If a report concerns an individual who does not have care or custody of the minor, who should it be reported to?
If a report concerns an individual who does not have care or custody of the minor, who should it be reported to?
According to Gila River Indian Community Children's Code, what is NOT considered child maltreatment?
According to Gila River Indian Community Children's Code, what is NOT considered child maltreatment?
In reporting obligations for Elder/Adult abuse, which of the following sections in GR-03-95 should be reviewed for criteria?
In reporting obligations for Elder/Adult abuse, which of the following sections in GR-03-95 should be reviewed for criteria?
What does the Gila River Health (GRHC) policy ensure in regards to child abuse reporting?
What does the Gila River Health (GRHC) policy ensure in regards to child abuse reporting?
Who should a physician reporting domestic violence contact?
Who should a physician reporting domestic violence contact?
What is Domestic Violence defined as?
What is Domestic Violence defined as?
Flashcards
GRHC policy on child abuse
GRHC policy on child abuse
Mandatory reporting of child abuse in accordance with Arizona Revised Statute 13-3620 and Gila River Indian Community Children's Code Title 17.
Child Maltreatment
Child Maltreatment
Physical injury, emotional/mental injury, sexual abuse, neglect, exploitation, and physical punishment that is considered extreme or solely for gratification.
Mandatory Reporters
Mandatory Reporters
Individuals required to report suspected abuse: physicians, teachers, counselors, and law enforcement.
Elder Abuse
Elder Abuse
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Domestic Violence
Domestic Violence
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Battering
Battering
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Reportable Trauma
Reportable Trauma
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Study Notes
- GRHC (Gila River Health) adheres to mandatory child abuse reporting as per Arizona Revised Statute 13-3620 and Gila River Indian Community Children's Code Title 17
- In Gila River Health Care, the Tribal Ordinance Code takes precedence over Arizona Revised Statutes
Definitions
- Any individual with reasonable belief a minor is a victim of abuse/neglect reports the information to a peace officer or Child Protective Services, unless the concern is about someone lacking care/custody of the minor, in which case report to a peace officer only, according to Arizona Revised Statute 13-3620
Child Maltreatment
- According to Gila River Indian Community Children's Code Title 17 Chapter 1 Section 7.103, child maltreatment includes:
- Physical injury, whether direct or from repeated infliction
- Emotional or mental injury diagnosed by mental health professionals
- Sexual abuse, molestation, incest, prostitution, or similar offenses under Tribal, State, and Federal Law
- Withholding necessary care, services, or treatment for a child's thriving, including court-ordered rehabilitative/medical/vocational services
- Exploitation endangering the minor's health, moral or emotional well-being
- Physical punishment deemed severely cruel or solely for gratification by The Children’s Court
Child Definition
- Gila River Indian Community Children's Code defines a child as someone under 18, not emancipated by a court or legally married
- Arizona defines a child/minor as under 18 years old
- "Child" and "juvenile" have the same meaning in The Children’s Code
Mandatory Reporters
- Per Gila River Indian Community Children’s Code Chapter 2 Section 7.205, mandatory reporters employed within reservation boundaries include:
- Physicians
- Surgeons
- Dentists
- Podiatrists
- Chiropractors
- Nurses
- Dental Hygienists
- Optometrists
- Medical examiners
- EMTs/Paramedics
- Health Care Providers
- WIC Employers
- Administrative Officers
- Case Workers
- Child Protective Services Workers
- Attendance/Truancy Officers
- Teachers
- School Counselors/Therapists
- Paid Volunteer Workers
- Teacher's Assistants
- Bus Drivers
- Child Care Workers
- Head Start Teachers
- Public Assistance Workers
- Workers in Group Homes/Residential Facilities
- Psychiatrists/Psychologists/Assistants
- Licensed/Unlicensed Marriage Family/Child Counselors
- Special Workers
- Prenatal Health Practitioners
- Traditional Counselors
- Substance Abuse Counselors
- Law Enforcement
Elder Definition
- Under Gila River Indian Community Ordinance Code GR-03-95, an Elder is 55 or older
- In Arizona, per ARS §§ 46-451 to -455, an Elder is 65 or older
- At Gila River Health Care, Tribal Ordinance Code supersedes Arizona Revised Statutes
Adult Definition
- Gila River Indian Community defines an Adult as someone 18+ or a person under 18 who's emancipated by court order/legal marriage
Elder Abuse
- Elder (or Vulnerable Adult) Abuse: Intentional act/failure to act (neglect) causing risk of harm, including:
- Physical, sexual, emotional abuse
- Financial/material exploitation
- Neglect
- Abandonment
- Self-neglect (threatening health/safety)
Domestic Violence
- Domestic Violence: Pattern of coercive controls like physical/sexual violence, threats, emotional insults, and economic deprivation
Battering
- Battering: Behavior physically harming, instilling fear, preventing desired actions, or forcing unwanted behavior
Reporting Obligations
- Trauma from stabbing/gunshot wounds is reportable under Arizona State Law; contact Gila River Indian Community Police Department
- There is no mandatory reporting law for domestic violence by healthcare providers; reporting requires the abused person's consent and knowledge
Reporting Procedures
- Elder/Adult abuse reporting is mandatory under GRIC Ordinance Code GR-03-95 and ARS §§ 46-451 to -455
- To report Elder/Adult abuse to GRHC, contact:
- Gila River Indian Community Adult Protective Services at 520-562-3396
- Arizona Adult Protective Services Hotline at 1-877-767-2385
- Gila River Police Department at 911
- Reporting child abuse is mandatory per ARS 13-3620 and Gila River Indian Community Title 7 Children's Code
- To report child abuse to GRHC / or person to report:
- Child Protective Service Gila River Indian Community: 520-562-3396
- Toll Free Child Abuse Hotline: 1-888-767-2445
- Gila River Police Department: 911
- Follow criteria for Elder/Adult abuse in definitions and GRIC Ordinance Code GR-03-95, then report using provided numbers
- Follow criteria for child abuse in definitions and GRIC Title 7 Children's Code and ARS 13-3620, then report using provided numbers
- Documentation of reported abuse should be in the Emergency, Outpatient, or Inpatient Department (paper or electronic)
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