Background Intimate partner violence (IPV) damages individuals, their children,
communities, and the wider economic and social fabric of society. Some governments and …

Background: Primary care providers have an important role in identifying survivors of
intimate partner violence (IPV) and providing safety options. Routine screening rates by …

Abstract The Institute of Medicine, United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF),
and national healthcare organizations recommend screening and counseling for intimate …

Objective: When counseling women experiencing intimate partner violence (IPV), healthcare
providers can benefit from understanding the factors contributing to a women's motivation to …

Background Rates of violence against women are reported to be highest in Africa compared
to other continents. We aimed to determine associations between mental illness …

Objectives: We examine gender differences in population rates of various types of
interpersonal violence in a US national sample and investigate gender as a moderator of the …

Title. Caring for abused women: impact on nurses' professional and personal
lifeexperiences. Aim. This article is a report of a study of the impact of caring for abused …

Issues of culture, context, community, and• spirituality play important roles in survivors' lives
and need to be taken into account. Services should be culturally sensitive and relevant, as …

Aims and objectives Explore different methods by which intimate partner violence screening
practices are implemented in clinic and emergency settings and better understand barriers …

Intimate partner violence (IPV) causes serious injury and death each year in the United
States. Estimates show that up to 16% of patients are current victims of IPV. The Joint …