There has been increased advocacy to involve healthcare providers in domestic violence
prevention through screening for it in healthcare. The extent and determinants of screening …

Results: Exposure to IPV leads to wide-ranging and serious health effects. There is sufficient
evidence that intervening in IPV in primary care can improve outcomes. Women who have …

Background Routine IPV screening is a controversial topic and there is no evidence to
suggest that it improves the health outcomes of women. Consequently, understanding the …

Objectives: Under-reporting despite high prevalence of domestic violence (DV) indicates a
serious gap in identifying and reporting domestic violence. Therefore this study aims to …

Background: Intimate partner violence (IPV) against women is public health and human
rights concern. The studies forming this thesis seek to understand healthcare worker and …

Background Intimate partner violence against women (IPV) has been identified as a serious
public health problem. Although the health care system is an important site for identification …

This study aimed to measure attitudes and perceived preparedness of physicians in Serbia
to deal with intimate partner violence against women and to test and culturally validate …

Aims To explore the perceptions of nurses on the factors that influence their readiness to
manage intimate partner violence (IPV) in Spain. Design Qualitative content analysis based …

Background: Primary health care physicians (PHCPs) are the first in the clinic to detect and
help victims of intimate partner violence (IPV). Therefore, their attitude and practice toward …

One in three women, globally, experiences intimate partner violence (IPV). Although 80% of
the world's population resides in the low-and middle-income countries (LMICs), health …