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More sexual assault nurse examiners to be hired, says Horizon Health - Vimarsana News

More sexual assault nurse examiners to be hired, says Horizon Health

Horizon Health Network hopes to hire about seven sexual assault nurse examiners in the coming weeks for program that was criticized for lack of staff.

Source: cbc.ca
Horizon makes changes to sexual assault services - Vimarsana News

Horizon makes changes to sexual assault services

New Brunswick's Horizon Health Network has announced several changes to its sexual assault nurse examiner program, including a new name, that will help ensure consistent access and improved care to sexual assault and intimate partner violence victims.

Horizon makes sweeping changes to sexual assault services after victim turned away from ER - Vimarsana News

Horizon makes sweeping changes to sexual assault services after victim turned away from ER

The Horizon Health Network has announced dramatic changes to its sexual assault nurse examiner program, including plans to increase staffing, develop a provincial education strategy, form a provincial governance committee, and a rebranding as forensic nurse examiner services.

Source: cbc.ca
Resources Added To Forensic Nurse Examiner Program - Vimarsana News

Resources Added To Forensic Nurse Examiner Program

Horizon Health has changed the name of its Sexual Assault Examiner program to the Forensic Nurse Examiner prog...

Demand for sexual assault nurse examiner services rises as staffing drops - Vimarsana News

Demand for sexual assault nurse examiner services rises as staffing drops

The number of people seeking sexual assault nurse examiner services at Horizon hospitals is on track to exceed the past two years, while the number of nurses trained to perform them is dropping.

Source: cbc.ca