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The association between domestic violence and self harm in emergency medicine patients

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A Boyle, P Jones, S Lloyd - British Medical Journal, 2006 - emj.bmj.com
Page 1. doi:10.1136/emj.2005.031260 2006;23;604-607 Emerg. Med. J. A Boyle,
P Jones and S Lloyd harm in emergency medicine patients ...
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[CITATION] Unless they're asked: routine screening for domestic violence in NSW Health: an evaluation …


J Irwin, F Waugh - NSW Health, Sydney, 2001
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[CITATION] Domestic violence in a UK emergency department: an incidence and prevalence survey


AA Boyle, CJ Todd - Emerg Med J, 2003
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Revictimizing the victims?: Interviewing women about interpersonal violence


HR Hlavka, C Kruttschnitt, KC Carbone-Lopez - Journal of interpersonal violence, 2007 - jiv.sagepub.com
Research on women's experiences of interpersonal violence has grown dra-
matically and, as a result, the ethical issues surrounding this research are a
con- cern. Although regulatory procedures ensure that research participants ...
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Acceptability of routine enquiry regarding domestic violence in the antenatal clinic


E McDonnell, M Holohan, MO Reilly, L Warde, … - Irish medical journal, 2006 - 万方数据资源系统
Domestic Violence poses a significant health risk for the woman and her baby. We
wished to determine the acceptability of routine questioning for domestic
violence in the maternity hospital setting. A non-anonymised questionnaire ...
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Suicide in Sri Lanka


L Ratnayeke, SL Sumithrayo - Suicide prevention New York: Plenum, 1998 - Springer
It is a known fact that for well over a decade Sri Lanka has been faced with an
ever increasing rate of suicide, and recently we have earned the dubious
reputation of having the highest rate of suicide in the world, 47 per ...
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[PDF] Your words make a difference: Broader implications for screening


L Chamberlain, PD MPH - Family violence prevention fund, 2000 - endabuse.org
Since last summer's Health Alert interview with Leigh Kimberg, MD, “Screening
for Domestic Violence Changed My Practice,” the release of Preventing Domestic
Violence: Clinical Guidelines on Routine Screening, and Health Cares About ...
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Family violence quality assessment tool for primary care offices


T Zink, BS Fisher - Quality Management in Healthcare, 2007 - journals.lww.com
Background: Clinicians are mandated reporters for child abuse and elder abuse.
Medical organizations recommend that patients be assessed for domestic violence.
To date, the only quality improvement instrument related to family violence ...
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[CITATION] Suicide in rural areas of Warangal District


PG Sharma, DG Sawang - Indian journal of Psychiatry40, 1993
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[PDF] Partner violence prevalence among women attending a Maori health provider clinic


J Koziol-McLain, M Rameka, L Giddings, E … - Australian and New Zealand journal of public health, 2007 - aut.ac.nz
Koziol-McLain et al. Artide Seventy-eight per cent (95% CI 70-86) of women
reported a history of partner violence (see Table 1). Physical violence and
feeling unsafe were most common (69% and 56% respectively), but a ...
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