Background Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a major public health problem in Africa and
worldwide. HIV infected women face increased IPV risk. We assessed the prevalence and …

… likely to perceive intimate partner violence as normative (AORs … less likely to perceive intimate
partner violence as normative (… that our findings may not generalize beyond rural Uganda. …

… We based our sample size calculation on estimation of the prevalence of intimate partner
violence in rural and urban women in Mbale. We used an expected proportion of intimate …

… partner violence (IPV) are associated with skilled birth attendance (SBA) among rural women
in Uganda. … women’s empowerment, their experience of IPV and SBA in rural Uganda. …

… Intimate partner violence (IPV) has a bidirectional relationship with HIV infection. … ), an HIV
research and services organization in rural Uganda, conducted a combination IPV and HIV …

… in Uganda. Research throughout sub-Saharan Africa points to intimate partner violence (IPV), …
In Uganda, all three conditions are prevalent and each have been linked in the literature to …

… in Rakai, but we feel our findings are not limited to rural Uganda. Thus, in light of the global
push to end violence and discrimination against women and girls (United Nations 2015), it is …

… in rural areas of Uganda compared with their urban counterparts [25]. Also, rural Ugandan
… significantly higher rates of physical abuse relative to rural Ugandan men living with HIV [6]. …

… rural and urban women in northern Uganda. This was a cross-sectional survey of 856 northern
Ugandan women, 409 women living in rural areas… the rural cohort included male partner’s …

… ) of any intimate partner violence by women educational attainment or rural–urban residence
as well as the number of women interviewed for intimate partner violence and DHS survey …