This presentation was made for educational purposes only. -Career Options in Maternal & Child Nursing -Protection of Women Against Domestic Abuse ~ Definition and Types of Domestic Abuse ~ RA 9262 -Protection of Women Against Sexual Harassment ~ Definition and Different Forms of Sexual Harassment ~ Effects of Sexual Harassment ~ RA 7877 -Protection of Children from Abuse

1. Maternal & Child
Nursing
Report by : 219-15
A&B

2. CAREER OPTIONS IN
MATERNAL & CHILD
NURSING

3. Clinical Nurse Specialist
o graduate-level registered nurse who is
certified in a specialty of choice;
demonstrates an advanced level of
knowledge as well as advanced clinical
skills in an area of nursing

4. Case Manager
o registered nurses who are responsible for
the coordination of the various elements
that are involved in the care of an
individual
patient

5. Nurse Practitioner
o advanced-practice, registered nurse who has
additional responsibilities for administering
patient care than RNs
o can prescribe
medication,
examine
patients,
diagnose
illnesses, and
provide
treatment,

6. Family Nurse Practitioner
o advanced practice registered nurses who
work autonomously or in collaboration
with other healthcare professionals to
deliver family-focused care

7. Women’s Health Nurse
Practitioner
o an advanced-practice nurse who specializes
in the comprehensive care of women
throughout the lifespan, focusing on
reproductive,
obstetric, and
gynecological
health.

8. Certified Nurse-Midwife
• educated and licensed in nursing and
midwifery
• assists women in pregnancy and
childbearing

9. Neonatal Nurse
• advanced-practice nurse skilled in the
care of newborn infants, well and ill

10. Lactation Consultant
• professional specialists trained to teach
mothers on proper methods and different
techniques in breastfeeding

11. Pediatric Nurse
• provide health and medical care for
children from birth through their late teens

12. Sexual Assault Nurse
Examiner
• registered nurses who have completed
specialized education and clinical
preparation in the medical forensic care of
the patient who has experienced sexual
assault or
abuse

13. PROTECTION OF
WOMEN AGAINST
DOMESTIC ABUSE

14. WHAT IS DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE
Domestic violence, or family violence, is
violent, abusive or intimidating behavior in a
relationship. There are many types of
domestic violence,
including emotional,
sexual, social,
financial, spiritual
and physical abuse.

15. TYPES OF DOMESTIC
ABUSE

16. Emotional Abuse
o subjecting or exposing another person to
behavior that may result in psychological
trauma, including anxiety, chronic
depression, or post-traumatic
stress disorder.

17. Sexual Abuse
o Any situation in which you are forced to
participate in unwanted, unsafe, or
degrading sexual activity is sexual abuse.
Forced sex, even by a spouse or intimate
partner with whom you also
have consensual sex,
is an act of
aggression and
domestic violence.

18. Social Abuse
o Social domestic violence occurs when
someone insults or humiliates you in front
of other people, keeps you isolated from
family and friends, or controls what
you do and
where you go.

19. Financial Abuse
o If someone close to you controls your
finances and access to money, and keeps
you financially dependent on them so that
you always have to ask
them for money,
this is a form of
domestic violence.

20. Spiritual Abuse
o Spiritual domestic violence involves
preventing you from having your own
opinions about religion, cultural beliefs
and values

21. Physical Abuse
o any intentional act causing injury or
trauma to another person or animal by
way of bodily contact

22. RA 9262

23. RA 9262
o "The Anti-Violence Against Women And Their
Children Act Of 2004“
o charges tougher penalties for abusive husbands and
men and marks the declaration of the State's
valuation to “the dignity of women and children and
guarantees full respect for human rights”

24. PROTECTION OF
WOMEN
AGAINST SEXUAL
HARASSMENT

25. o UNWANTED, UNWELCOME, UNINVITED behavior
of a SEXUAL NATURE
or inappropriate sexual advances or offensive
remark about a person’s sex, sexual orientation,
or gender identity.
o It violates the respect and dignity of the
victim, and has negative effects on
individuals, enterprises and
society
o It may be committed in a physical
What is Sexual Harassment?

26. DIFFERENT FORMS OF
SEXUAL HARASSMENT

27. o Gender based insults or sexist
remarks
o Sexual or gender-based jokes
or teasing
o Innuendos and taunts
o Unwelcome sexual overtone in
any manner such as over
telephone (obnoxious
telephone calls) and the like
o Requesting sexual favours
o Telling lies or spreading rumors
about a person's personal or
sex life
Verbal Form

28. o Unwelcome hugging, sexual
touching or kissing
o Forcible physical touch or
molestation
o Standing too close to or
brushing up against another
person, leaning over,
invading a person's space
o Patting, stroking, grabbing
or pinching
o Blocking someone's path
with the purpose of making
a sexual advance Rape or
attempted rape
o Actual or attempted sexual
Physical Form

29. Psychological
suffering
including humiliation,
reduced motivation,
loss of self-esteem,
and loss of trust
Behavioural change
Including isolation,
emotional withdrawal
from friends, family,
and co-workers.
Stress-related physical
and mental illness
including sleep
disturbances,
stomach ailments,
and drugs and
EFFECTS OF SEXUAL
HARASSMENT TO INDIVIDUALS

30. Republic Act 7877
o “Anti-Sexual Harassment
Act of 1995”
o An act declaring sexual
harassment unlawful in
the employment,
education or training
environment, and for
other purposes.
HOW WOMEN CAN BE
PROTECTED?

31. NON-GOVERNMENT AND
GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
EMPOWERING WOMEN
National Machinery for
Gender Equality and Women's
Empowerment
GABRIELA
Women’s
Party
Babae, bata, bayan... tuloy
ang laban! (Women,
children, (and the) nation...
the fight continues!)
Department of
Social Welfare and
Development
assisting women in difficult
circumstances through
centres which provide
substitute home careWomen
Crisis Center
(WCC)
provides a supportive and
affirming environment for
women through counselling
Philippine
Commission on
Women

33. REPUBLIC ACT 7610
An act providing for stronger deterrence and
special protection against child abuse, exploitation
and discrimination, providing penalties for its
violation, and for other purposes.

34. ARTICLE 1 SECTION 1. Title.
o This Act shall be known as the “Special
Protection of Children Against Child Abuse,
Exploitation and Discrimination Act.”
ARTICLE 1 SEC. 2. Declaration of State Policy and
Principles
o provide special protection to children from all
forms of abuse, neglect, cruelty, exploitation and
discrimination
o provide sanctions and carry out a program for
prevention and deterrence of and crisis
intervention in situations of child abuse,
exploitation and discrimination

35. ARTICLE 1 SEC. 3. Definition of Terms
o Children: below eighteen (18) years of age or those
over but are unable to fully take care of themselves
from abuse because of a disability
o Child Abuse: the maltreatment, whether habitual or
not, of the child which includes any of the
following:
o (1) Psychological and physical abuse, neglect,
cruelty, sexual abuse and emotional maltreatment;
o (2) Any act by deeds or words which debases,
degrades or demeans the intrinsic worth and dignity
of a child as a human being;
o (3) Unreasonable deprivation of his basic needs for
survival, such as food and shelter; or
o (4) Failure to immediately give medical treatment to
an injured child resulting in serious impairment of

37. Child Prostitution and Other Sexual Abuse
(ARTICLE III SEC. 5)
Attempt to Commit Child Prostitution (ARTICLE
III SEC. 6)

38. Child Trafficking (ARTICLE IV SEC. 7)
Attempt to Commit Child Trafficking
(ARTICLE IV SEC. 8)

39. Obscene Publications and Indecent Shows
(ARTCLE V SEC. 9)

40. o Any person who shall commit any other acts of
child abuse, cruelty or exploitation or be
responsible for other conditions prejudicial to
the child’s development
o Penalty of prision mayor in its minimum period
Other Acts of Neglect, Abuse, Cruelty
or Exploitation and Other Conditions
Prejudicial to the Child’s Development
(ARTCLE VI SEC. 10)

41. • Any person who keep or have in his company a
minor in any public or private places
• Penalty of prision mayor in its maximum period
and a fine of not less than fifty thousand pesos
(P50,000)
• Exception: any person who is related within the
fourth degree of consanguinity or affinity or any
bond recognized by law, local custom and
tradition, or acts in the performance of a social,
moral or legal duty
Other Acts of Neglect, Abuse, Cruelty
or Exploitation and Other Conditions
Prejudicial to the Child’s Development
(ARTCLE VI SEC. 10)

42. o Any person who shall induce, deliver or offer a
minor to any one prohibited by this Act
o Penalty of prision mayor in its medium period
and fine of not less than Forty thousand pesos
(P40,000)
Other Acts of Neglect, Abuse, Cruelty
or Exploitation and Other Conditions
Prejudicial to the Child’s Development
(ARTCLE VI SEC. 10)

43. • Any person, owner, manager or one entrusted
with the operation of any public or private place
of accommodation who allows any person to
take along with him to such place any minor
• Penalty of prision mayor in its medium period
and a fine of not less than Fifty thousand pesos
(P50,000.00) and the loss of the license to
operate such a place or establishment
Other Acts of Neglect, Abuse, Cruelty
or Exploitation and Other Conditions
Prejudicial to the Child’s Development
(ARTCLE VI SEC. 10)

44. o Any person who shall use, coerce, force or intimidate
a streetchild or any other child to:
o Beg or use begging as a means of living;
o Act as conduit or middlemen in drug trafficking or
pushing; or
o Conduct any illegal activities,
o Penalty of prision correctional in its medium period
to reclusion perpetua
Other Acts of Neglect, Abuse, Cruelty
or Exploitation and Other Conditions
Prejudicial to the Child’s Development
(ARTCLE VI SEC. 10)

45. REPORTING
• A person who learns of facts or circumstances
that gives rise to the belief that a child has
suffered abuse may report to the police or other
law enforcement agency

46. ARTICLE XI SEC. 27
o Who May File a Complaint
o Offended party
o Parents or guardians
o Ascendant or collateral relative within the third
degree of consanguinity
o Officer, social worker or representative of a
licensed child-caring institution
o Officer or social worker of the Department of
Social Welfare and Development
o Barangay chairman;
o At least three (3) concerned, responsible citizens
where the violation occurred.

47. ARTICLE XI SEC. 29
o Confidentiality
o At the instance of the offended party, his
name may be withheld from the public until
the court acquires jurisdiction over the case

48. MEMBERS:
219-15A
• Salvilla, Mary Cris
• Sarmiento, Ma.
Paula
• Singson, Ma.
Fredilyn
• Soco, Chriselle
Pauline
• Taotao, Trisha
Layne
219-15B
• Terencio, Mikka
Majella
• Valle, Miguel
Patrick
• Velasco, Althea
Gracesher
• Villaruel, Maryann
• Villaruel, Lance
Gabriel