Objectives To explore the attitude of health care providers about screening for and dealing
with domestic violence in the health care setting and to assess the physicians screening …

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 …

Background: Violence against women is an important public health problem that draws
attention of a wide spectrum of clinicians. Attitude and knowledge of the primary health care …

BEN NATAN M., BEN ARI G., BADER T. & HALLAK M.(2011) Universal screening for
domestic violence in a department of obstetrics and gynaecology: a patient and carer …

Introduction: Domestic violence (DV) is considered as one of the most frequent forms of
gender-based violence. Since primary care physicians frequently are the first in the …

Background: Health care providers can play an important role in detection of intimate partner
violence within health services but barriers exist. Aims: This study aimed to determine the …

Introduction: Domestic violence (DV) has a deteriorating influence on society by affecting
victims, their children, families, and friends, as well as social and financial relationships …

Background: Violence against women is a major public health problem. Primary health care
workers are involved in both detection and management of violence. Screening of women …

Backgrounds: Violence against women is an important public health problem that draws
attention of a wide spectrum of clinicians. However, multiple barriers undermine the efforts of …

Introduction Domestic violence (DV) against women has been identified as a serious public
health problem. Primary care nurses usually play an important role in managing battered …