SANE Testimony Part 2: Building the foundation for successful clinical testimony

SANEs will understand the neurobiological reactions experienced when faced with the responsibility of offering testimony to a jury and judge while navigating the difficult questions of the attorney and gain confidence with completing this aspect of their role. SANEs will have the opportunity to practice offering testimony on a scripted chart and will be provided with real-time feedback.

Presenters: 
Valorie Prulhiere, MSN, RN, SANE-A
Brian McDonough, JD

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