Forensic Healthcare Program
Mission
Provide timely, compassionate, patient-centered, trauma-informed healthcare when: a patient discloses interpersonal violence (IPV) such as sexual assault, domestic violence, intimate partner violence, child abuse and neglect, or other acts of unwanted violence to our Active-Duty Service Members, beneficiaries, DoD Civilian employees, and dependents.
Our Team
(FHP-D/M) Forensic Healthcare Program Director/Manager
Provider, with prescription authority, who oversees the program and staff
(FHP-CC) Forensic Healthcare Program Care Coordinator
Provider who coordinates follow up care and assists with patient care plan development
(FHE-A) Forensic Healthcare Examiner Adult/Adolescent
Specially trained providers who perform a medical forensic initial examination
(FHP-F) Forensic Healthcare Program Follow-Up Provider
Provider who provides follow up care for forensic healthcare patients after their initial exam
Hours of Operation to Receive Care:
Our Forensic Healthcare Program is based out of the Landstuhl Regional Medical Center Emergency Department. You can report 24/7 to request medical forensic care.
Sexual Assault Forensic Exam (SAFE):
The most important aspect of the exam is the patient, every portion of the exam can be modified or not completed per the patient’s request. This exam occurs when there is report of a sexual assault.
Forensic Exam (FHEX)
The most important aspect of the exam is the patient, every portion of the exam can be modified or not completed per the patient’s request. This exam occurs when there is report of physical violence or abuse.
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Background Information
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Patient Consent
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Patient History
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Abuse History
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Physical Exam
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Photographs
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Forensic Samples
Forensic Healthcare Provider Follow Up Care:
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Initial 24-72 hours
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3 and 6 weeks
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Discuss medical needs
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Repeat lab work
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3 and 6 months
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Discuss medical needs
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Repeat lab work