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Partnering for Success: an introduction to the importance of developing
and implementing a sexual assault response team (SART)
This
1 to 2 hour module combines lecture, video, and interaction. This presentation
is intended to provide participants with an understanding of:
• The scope of sexual violence in Utah
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The reasons why victims do not always seek services or report
to law enforcement
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What a SART is and the key components for success
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The mission and goals of a SART
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Team composition in a successful SART
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Next steps in SART development
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Sexual Assault Response Teams: developing a conceptual activation process
This
one day (8 hour) course combines resource materials, lecture, video,
and interaction. Course objectives are for participants to:
• Develop a broader knowledge of the professional disciplines
of law enforcement, forensic nursing, and criminal prosecution and
procedures and responses to sexual assault
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Develop an understanding of SART member roles and responsibilities
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Understand the vital role that collaboration plays in creating
and achieving the goals of SART
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Increase participants ability to negotiate, coordinate, integrate,
and case manage the system on behalf of victims
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Establish SART composition and membership
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Develop SART activation process
This
intermediate training may include the following modules:
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SART overview/review
• The role of the sexual assault forensic nurse examiner
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Crime Victim Reparations (CVR)
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Judicial proceedings in sexual assault cases and the role
of prosecution
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The role of law enforcement victim advocates and victim/witness
coordinators
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Law enforcement response and SART collaboration
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Tribal criminal case procedures and response to sexual assault
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Conceptual SART activation process
Prior
to hosting this training, UCASA will provide technical assistance to
determine the geographical scope of the SART, identify the jurisdictions
within that area, and identify the appropriate collaborative partners
for each. This training should
be customized to meet your community needs and reflect your communities
demographics.
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resource
materials:
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sart manual (currently in development)
Campus
Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) Training: comprehensive solutions
for increasing student safety
It
is the goal of the Campus Violence Prevention Program at UCASA to assist
campuses in providing a safe campus environment. Using the Utah Campus
SART Manual as a tool, this presentation will serve to:
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Inspire
campuses to strengthen policies and security/investigative strategies
to reduce rape, sexual assault, and stalking
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Encourage campuses to improve support services for victims
of these crimes
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Promote collaboration and relationship building among campus
organizations and between the institution and the community
• Emphasize the importance of prevention education in
college and university curricula, activities, and policy making
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Discuss the unique dynamics and culture of college campuses
and how it impacts victim response
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Recognize
the additional response services needed for college victims and how
they can be integrated into the SART response
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resource
materials:
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campus sart manual (currently in development)
College and University Assessment: response to sexual assault on campus
Did
you know that, as a college or university, you are federally mandated
to track and provide public notification of convicted sex offenders
enrolled, working or volunteering on campus?
Did
you know that you are required to have two sexual harassment policies
- one for quid pro (faculty-student) and one for hostile environment
(student-student)? And that you are required to act to remove
hostile environment?
Did
you know that you are required to publish (in a manner that is easily
accessible) a detailed description of procedures to follow for law enforcement
notification and disciplinary action (including due process, outcomes,
and sanctions)? And that you are required to publish a detailed description
of education programs, options for assistance, legal and counseling
services for victims, and academic and living accomodations?
The
purpose of this training is to:
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Identify
statutory requirements (listed below) specific to colleges and how
they impact campus sexual assault response
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The
Clery Act
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Campus
Sexual Assault Victim Rights Act
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Family
Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
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Campus
Sex Crimes Prevention Act
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Title
IX
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resource
materials:
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assessment tool
Sexual Assault Prevention and Response in the Military: the Department
of Defense (DoD) Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program
Military
installations are separate jurisdictions and military victims of sexual
assault face unique challenges. The U.S. Air Force, Army, and Nation
Guard have made significant, institution wide changes to address the
problem of sexual assault in the military. We will provide a thorough
review of the recent Department of Defense Sexual Assault Prevention
and Response (SAPR) directive, including the new DoD limited confidentiality
for military victims of sexual assault, and the initiatives undertaken
by
the Air Force, Army, and National Guard.
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resource
materials:
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assault prevention and response program
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military sart manual (currently in development)
Creating Sustainable Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) Programs
Sexual
assault nurse examiner (SANE) programs have become the standard of care
for victims of sexual violence in many parts of the country. However,
access to such specialty medical care is jeopardized by a number of
programs folding or failing to launch in the first place. This presentation
will examine the reasons why SANE's fail, as well as strategies for
maintaining a strong and successful program, including retention.
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resource
materials:
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development and operation guide
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The National Protocol for Sexual Assault Medical Forensic Examinations
This
presentation will introduce participants to the National Protocol for
Sexual Assault Medical Forensic Examinations of Adults/Adolescents.
The protocol is designed as a model for jurisdictions developing a response
that is sensitive to victims of sexual assault and promotes offender
accountability.
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resource
materials:
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protocol
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for medico-legal care for victims
Sexual Assault Medical Forensic Examination (Code "R") Billing
In
Utah,
the Office of Crime Victim Reparations (CVR) pays for a victim's forensic
examination, clinician's fees, antibiotics, and oral contraceptive series
(if it is not covered by collateral sources) pursuant to Subsections
63-25a-402(19) and 63-25a-411(4)(i). This presentation will discuss
provider eligibility requirements for reimbursement, how to apply for
reimbursement, the maximum payable to an eligible provider, and an understanding
of collateral sources. The presentation will also provide an explanation
of the CVR "long form" application that victims are required
to submit in order to be considered for reimbursement of expenses above
and beyond the forensic exam.
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Adolescent and Adult Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner Course
This
40-hour course, sponsored by Salt Lake Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners
(SL SANE), meets all requirements established by the International Association
of Forensic Nurses in didactic training as a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner.
This material is required for those interested in sitting for the national
certification examination in Adolescent - Adult Sexual Assault Nurse
Examiner.
This training is open to any registered or advanced practice nurse with
an interest in sexual assault.
The cost for the course is $275 and provides 40 hours of CEU's.
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please
visit the ucasa homepage for a current calendar of additional trainings:
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Index:
Partnering
for Success: an introduction to the importance of developing
and implementing a sexual assault response team (SART)
Sexual
Assault Response Teams: developing a conceptual activation process
Campus
Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) Training:
comprehensive solutions for increasing student safety
College
and University Assessment: sexual assault prevention and response
on campus
Sexual
Assault Prevention and Response in the Military: the Department
of Defense (DoD) Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program
Creating
Sustainable Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) Programs
The
National Protocol for Sexual Assault Medical Forensic Examinations
Sexual Assault Medical Forensic Examination (Code "R") Billing
Adolescent
and Adult Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner Course
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