Gül Gonca ÇELİK, Yolga Ayşegül TAHİROĞLU, Ayşe AVCI, Demet MERAL, Nemci ÇEKİN

İstismar olgularında asılsız bildiri: Bir olgu sunumu

İstismar ve sonuçları çocuk ve ergen ruh sağlığı hizmetlerinin önemli bir parçasıdır. Bu konuda çalışan uzmanlar asılsız istismar bildirimleri ile de karşılaşabilir. Asılsız istismar olgularında tedavi, etik ve adli sorunlar en önemli güçlüklerdir. Bu yazıda asılsız cinsel saldırı bildirimi nedeni ile klinisyen tarafından yasal sürecin başlatıldığı bir olgu ile ilgili bilgi vermek ve olguyu psikiyatrik, adli ve etik boyutları ile tartışmak amaçlanmıştır.

Anahtar Kelimeler:

Etik, Ergen, Çocuk istismarı, cinsel, Aldatma

False allegation in abuse cases: A case report

Abuse and its complications are the important part of child and adolescent psychiatry services. Professionals who worked in this area can be faced with false abuse allegation. Treatment, ethic and forensic necessity are the most important difficulties in these cases. The aims of this study are to inform about of the false allegation case whose legal reporting procedures initiated by clinicians and to discuss this case from psychiatric, forensic and ethical point of views.

Keywords:

Ethics, Adolescent, Child Abuse, Sexual, Deception,

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