physical harm

How can healthcare providers identify potential physical harm?

Healthcare providers should conduct thorough physical examinations and take detailed medical histories. They should be alert to inconsistent explanations for injuries and patterns that suggest abuse. Utilizing standardized screening tools can also aid in the identification of physical harm.

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