TRAUMA-INFORMED CARE IN CLINICAL PRACTICE: APPROACHES, CHALLENGES, AND IMPLICATIONS
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Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) is an approach to healthcare that recognizes and addresses the impact of trauma on individuals' physical and mental health. This approach is essential for creating a safe and supportive environment for patients, particularly those who have experienced various forms of trauma. TIC integrates knowledge about trauma into all aspects of care, ensuring that patients' experiences are acknowledged and understood to promote healing. The article explores the core principles of trauma-informed care, its application in clinical practice, challenges in implementation, and its impact on patient outcomes. It also examines the role of healthcare professionals in recognizing trauma, the necessary training, and the ethical considerations of applying TIC in diverse cultural contexts, particularly in Pakistan
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