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KELUARGA & KOMUNITAS
Rr Dian Tristiana
diantristiana@fkp.unair.ac.id
anne_rristy@yahoo.com
Kelompok Risiko/Rentan
Komunitas Sakit/Pemulihan
Family
Children: Youth: Women
Child Substance
Abuse abuse,
bullying
physical
sexual
Selain itu
1
Laten psychological
2
Nursing Faculty of Universitas Airlangga
Nursing Faculty of Universitas Airlangga
KDRT (Kekerasan Dalam Rumah Tangga)
Dasar Hukum
UU NO. 23 TAHUN 2004
TENTANG
PENGHAPUSAN KEKERASAN DALAM RUMAH TANGGA
LANGUAGE BARRIERS
CONFIDENTIALITY (confines with law,
no access w/ permitt)
RESPECT AND EMPOWERMENT
Referral (Penyerahan)
Nurse
History of violent and aggressive behavior Poor impulse control Poor
Asses anger management and problem solving skills History of other risky or
s inappropriate behaviors Prior history of abuse, neglect or trauma; Family
or community violence that results in the belief that violence is acceptable
Aggression Replacement Training Anger Management & Anger
Interve Management Skills Training Cognitive Mediation Training Cognitive-
ntion Behavioral Skills Training Moral Reasoning Development Program
Positive Adolescent Choices Training (PACT)
Questionnaire
Consequences (short term) & education
Family Approaches pola asuh, pro social activity, psychology therapy
Reporting the incident to institusion
Follow up
Hurtful Bystanders
Some bystanders instigate the bullying by prodding the bully to begin.
Other bystanders encourage the bullying by laughing, cheering, or making
comments that further stimulate the bully.
And other bystanders join in the bullying once it has begun.
Most bystanders passively accept bullying by watching and doing nothing. Often
without realizing it, these bystanders also contribute to the problem. Passive
bystanders provide the audience a bully craves and the silent acceptance that
allows bullies to continue their hurtful behavior.
Helpful Bystanders
Bystanders also have the power to play a key role in preventing
or stopping bullying.
Some bystanders directly intervene, by discouraging the bully,
defending the victim, or redirecting the situation away from
bullying.
Other bystanders get help, by rallying support from peers to
stand up against bullying or by reporting the bullying to adults.
refuse to join in
not watch
tell the person doing the bullying to stop
tell the person doing the bullying that you will talk to a teacher
say something supportive to the person who is being bullied or
invite them to join your group
say to the person being bullied that the other persons
behaviour is not okay.
conflict resolutions
concentrated poverty
unemployment
social norms supportive of violence.
Terima Kasih
Nursing Faculty of Universitas Airlangga