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Challenges in Trauma-Informed Practices in Clinical Settings: A Review Paper

Author(s) Ms. Udayasree C, Dr. Chinnadurai Periyasamy
Country India
Abstract Trauma-informed care has emerged as a critical approach in healthcare and clinical settings due to the growing recognition of the long-term psychological and physical consequences of trauma. Trauma-informed practices aim to create safe, supportive, and responsive clinical environments that acknowledge the widespread impact of trauma and actively prevent re-traumatization. Despite increasing awareness and policy support, implementing trauma-informed care in clinical settings remains complex. This review critically examines the challenges associated with trauma-informed practices within healthcare environments.

Results Approximately 25–30 empirical studies, systematic reviews, and organizational reports from the past two decades were examined to understand the barriers affecting implementation. Key challenges include inadequate professional training, organizational constraints, limited resources, and difficulties integrating trauma-informed principles into routine clinical workflows. These challenges often contribute to reduced effectiveness of trauma-responsive interventions and may increase emotional strain among healthcare professionals. The review also discusses psychological consequences for both patients and clinicians, including burnout, secondary traumatic stress, and compromised therapeutic relationships.

Conclusion: Finally, the article proposes evidence-based strategies such as workforce training, supportive organizational policies, and interdisciplinary collaboration to strengthen trauma-informed practices in clinical environments. The findings highlight the importance of systemic change in healthcare institutions to promote safe, compassionate, and patient-centered care for trauma survivors.
Keywords Trauma-informed care, clinical practice, healthcare challenges, trauma survivors, healthcare professionals, organizational barriers
Published In Volume 8, Issue 3, May-June 2026
Published On 2026-05-13
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