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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Intimate partner violence screening"”.

  1. Rural Appalachian Health Care Providers' Perceived Barriers to Intimate Partner Violence Screening in Primary Care

    <p>Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) is a major problem in the United States. There are many health concerns associated with IPV (e.g. chronic pain, gynecological problems), leading researchers to examine the detection and management of IPV in primary care settings. However, a disproportionate amount …

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  2. Intimate partner violence and the role of the emergency department nurse

    … nurse in the emergency setting as it relates to intimate partner violence. Specifically, the goals of this research were to identify how registered nurses screen for intimate partner violence in the emergency department, to identify barriers to screening, to determine how the registered nurse …

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  3. Healthcare Providers' Experiences with Screening for Intimate Partner Violence Among Migrant and Seasonal Farmworking Women : A Phenomenological Study

    … (MSFW) women experience greater levels of intimate partner violence (IPV) and have lower awareness of available resources than the general population. Although healthcare providers have the capacity to screen for IPV and provide resources to MSFW patients who have been victimized by IPV, …

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  4. Rural Primary Health Care Providers' Response to Intimate Partner Violence and Survivors' Perceptions of Helpfulness

    Intimate partner violence (IPV) affects the health and mental health of many women in the United States, with some estimates projecting that one in three women will experience physical, sexual, and/or psychological abuse from a current or former partner during their lifetimes (National Intimate

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