Estimation of the Development of Depression and PTSD in Children Exposed to Sexual Abuse and Development of Decision Support Systems by Using Artificial Intelligence

Toward Strengthening the Capacity of the Health System: A Cross-Sectional Study of Factors Predicting Quality of Life in 545 Nigerian Children Exposed to Sexual Abuse

“…Due to the results, the second hypothesis is not fully supported in this study. The results complement a study by researchers in Turkey, which highlighted that the time of sexual abuse may link to health problems among children exposed to sexual abuse (Ucuz et al, 2022). The results also complement a study by researchers in Canada, which evaluated sex differences in health-related quality of life outcomes associated with child abuse and found that sex was not fully linked to the outcomes.…”

“…Despite these limitations, the authors believe this cross-sectional study using a large sample size to examine some predictors of quality of life in Nigerian children exposed to sexual abuse, adds to our understanding of this topic (e.g., Grossman et al, 2006;Hébert et al, 2022;Messman-Moore & Bhuptani, 2020;Tanaka et al, 2015;Theron & van Breda, 2021;Ucuz et al, 2022) and contributes to addressing a knowledge gap in Nigeria (e.g., Agbaje et al, 2021;Akinlusi et al, 2014;Iorfa et al, 2022), where many children are exposed to sexual abuse (World Health Organization, 2017).…”

A systematic review of ethical challenges and opportunities of addressing domestic violence with AI-technologies and online tools

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Childhood abuse and late life depression – Recent updates

“…The input parameters considered are the gender of the victim, the type of sexual abuse, the age of exposure, the duration until reporting, the time of the abuse, the proximity of the abuser to the victim, and the number of sexual abuse, whether the child is exposed to threats and violence during the abuse, the person who reported the event, and the intelligence level of the victim. Hence, utilizing an artificial intelligence-based system can aid in the psychiatric assessment process in children [30]. Clinicians and practitioners need to raise awareness about the need to develop, pilot, test, implement, and evaluate screening instruments for child violence exposure.…”