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Introduction to Forensic Nursing and Indian Laws (B.Sc. Nursing Text Book)

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Introduction to Forensic Nursing and Indian Laws (B.Sc. Nursing Text Book)

Dr. P. Vanaja, Ranjna Singh Bhadauria, Dr. Asha Kumari

ISBN: 978-93-5736-290-0

144

Pages

2025

Edition

PB

HB/PB

English

Language

Book Description

Introduction to Forensic Nursing and Indian Laws is an English-medium B.Sc. Nursing V Semester textbook for course N-FORN 320, on the latest INC syllabus. The book is organised in five units: - Forensic Science: history, importance in medical science, the forensic science laboratory, violence, and sexual abuse of children and women - Forensic Nursing: history and development, scope, practice settings, subspecialties, ethical issues, roles of the nurse, and the INC and SNC Acts - Forensic Team: members and roles, care of the victim and family, evidence preservation, documentation, and forwarding biological samples - Indian Constitution: fundamental rights and the Human Rights Commission - Sources of Laws: the Indian judicial system, civil and criminal case procedure, IPC, CPC 1908, the Indian Evidence Act and the POCSO Act Written by Dr. P. Vanaja, Ranjna Singh Bhadauria and Dr. Asha Kumari, with contributors and a panel of reviewers, the 144-page 2025 edition is compact enough for semester study. It is meant for B.Sc. Nursing fifth-semester students studying forensic nursing and the legal framework of nursing practice in India.

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