… This indicates that screening for IPV in antenatal and postnatal care could help to identify …
screening tool with prenatal and postnatal care and low PNC service utilization. Lastly, the …

… Also, the postnatal care component of maternal health service utilization was not considered
in this study. Since NDHS 2016 collected data from the women who had a birth in the past …

… women are a vulnerable group to experiencing domestic violence/intimate partner violence.
… prevalence of domestic violence among attendees of antenatal and postnatal services. We …

… These frontline workers include professionals in the health sector—particularly general
practitioners, and postnatal service providers such as maternal and child health workers—as well …

… partner violence … partner violence so that timely interventions may be instituted. Interventions
that promote community awareness of the negative impacts of intimate partner violence …

… at 3, 6, 12, and 18 months postnatal. Hierarchical linear modeling … an escalating course of
postnatal anxiety symptoms. These … experiencing incidents of intimate partner violence (IPV)—…

… intimate partner violence or inquiry about intimate partner violence … about their experience
of such violence. This included the … of questions related to intimate partner violence on one or …

… Postnatal … health services, including for antenatal and postnatal care, which offers
opportunities for women to disclose and for healthcare providers to identify intimate partner violence …

… from clinical services such as primary care, drug and alcohol services, and mental health
services; studies which recruited pregnant women or women in their first year postnatal were …

… the services needed postnatal. Practitioners who serve pregnant or parenting women
should be vigilant to women who are not following up with services; they could be most at risk. …