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Domestic Violence Training Program for Residents
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Domestic Violence Training Program for Residents

Elana Nudel Kripke, George Steele, Mary K. O'Brien and Dennis H. Novack
Journal of general internal medicine : JGIM, v 13(12), pp 839-841
01 Dec 1998
PMID: 9844082
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https://doi.org/10.1046/j.1525-1497.1998.00248.xView
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Abstract

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Domestic violence is occurring in epidemic proportions in the United States. Recent surveys have shown there is a need for educational programs for health care professionals. This report presents the results of a domestic violence workshop developed to increase knowledge and improve attitudes and skills in working with victims of domestic violence. The results of the workshop, measured by preintervention and postintervention attitude, knowledge, and skills surveys, are promising. There was a significant improvement in knowledge, self-assessed skills, and attitudes after the workshop. Although the full magnitude of the changes was not sustained over time, there was still significant improvement after 6 months in knowledge and attitude. Rates of detection and documentation did not change. Future educational programs will need to address maintaining routine screening for domestic violence in the primary care setting and to highlight more clearly the role of health care professionals in the detection and treatment of domestic violence.

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#5 Gender Equality
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