| Item No. | Item | Response | |
|---|---|---|---|
| No (n, %) | Yes (n,%) | ||
| 1 | I check for any elder abuse symptoms at reception. | 320 (80%) | 80 (20%) |
| 2 | I use special tools to check for any elder abuse by caregivers. | 400 (100%) | - |
| 3 | I record my observations without paying attention to the elder’s denial about being abused. | 87 (22%) | 313 (78%) |
| 4 | I will ask both the elder and the caregiver about suspicious symptoms of abuse. | 72 (18%) | 328 (82%) |
| 5 | I take enough time to check for elder abuse symptoms. | 251 (62.75%) | 149(37.25%) |
| 6 | I control my emotions in dealing with an elder abuse case. | 116 (29%) | 284 (71%) |
| 7 | I educate the elderly about the subject in order to prevent any potential elder abuse by family caregivers. | 296 (74%) | 104 (26%) |
| 8 | I report the potential risk of elder abuse to other treatment team members (head nurse, supervisor, etc.) | 52 (13%) | 348 (87%) |
| 9 | I maintain privacy in dealing with elder abuse cases. | 100 (25%) | 300 (75%) |
| 10 | I talk about accessible and appropriate supportive resources, such as social workers or the state welfare organization, with an elder who is abused. | 48 (12%) | 352 (88%) |
| 11 | I support an abused elder emotionally and mentally. | 183 (46%) | 216 (54%) |
| 12 | I report elder abuse cases to police. | 392 (98%) | 8 (2%) |
| 13 | I take the necessary interventions to reduce the risk of abuse in dealing with an elder at high risk. | 320 (80%) | 80 (20%) |