1. A PATHWAY APPROACH Rape and Sexual Assault
Louise Scott

2. Emergency contraception
Which way do I go
Emergency contraception
Do I still exist
Evidence collection
Trauma
Court Service

4. Disclosure
Who ?
Where ?
Staff who know how to respond

5. Patient details
Verbatim recording
No leading
What happened
When did it happen
Who
Where
Any early witness details

7. Psycho
Social
Health
Needs
Assessment
Sexual
Health

9. Early Evidence

10. Network of support More than multiagency Know your resources
Co-ordinate
Response
More than multiagency

11. Anyone who has experienced rape or any kind of sexual assault or abuse at any time in their life needs to be involved in decisions about what happens next,
to be informed enough to make their own choices and to have as much control as possible on the pathway to survival that is right for them