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Pelvic Assessment: Alone and Behind Closed Doors

2/4/2018

 

Many of us have been acquainted with the stories of Larry Nassar's pelvic "treatments."  This brought to light how important it is to protect our patients during internal pelvic assessments and treatments.  Some ideas I have seen implemented include audio recorded rooms.  Personally, when behind closed doors, I now give patients a 2 way radio to hold; the second radio stays with the front desk.  I encourage patients to contact the front desk via radio at any time he or she feels in danger.

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