Background Health services are often the first point of professional contact for people who
have experienced domestic violence and abuse. We report on the evaluation of a multi-site …

Background Domestic violence and abuse (DVA) damages the health of survivors and
increases use of healthcare services. We report findings from a multi-site evaluation of …

Victims of domestic violence have increased contact with healthcare services, but the abuse
may not always be identified as a causal factor in their physical and mental health problems …

Aims and objectives To identify, review and critically evaluate published empirical studies
concerned with the prevalence, management and support for survivors of domestic violence …

This article presents key findings from a multisite evaluation of Independent Domestic
Violence Advisor (IDVA) services—a form of intervention targeted specifically at women …

Background Domestic violence, which may be psychological, physical, sexual, financial or
emotional, is a major public health problem due to the long-term health consequences for …

Objectives Domestic violence and abuse (DVA) is highly prevalent, with severe adverse
consequences to the health and well-being of survivors. There is a smaller evidence base …

Background Primary care needs to respond effectively to patients experiencing or
perpetrating domestic violence and abuse (DVA) and their children, but there is uncertainty …

Objective The aim of the present study was to review and analyse academic literature and
program evaluations to identify promising evidence for health system responses to domestic …

Background Women experiencing domestic violence and abuse (DVA) are more likely to be
in touch with health services than any other agency, yet doctors and nurses rarely ask about …