Intimate partner violence (IPV)—defined as physical, psychological, sexual, and/or
economic violence typically experienced by women at home and perpetrated by their …

E610 CMAJ| JUNE 1, 2020| VOLUME 192| ISSUE 22 none exist currently. The EDUCATE
program (www. ipveducate. com/the-educate-training-program) is a multimodal training …

Abstract Purpose Healthcare providers'(HCPs) readiness to respond to intimate partner
violence (IPV) is crucial for early detection and management of patients experiencing IPV …

Background: Orthopaedic injuries may lead to an increased incidence of intimate partner
violence (IPV) during recovery as people dependent on others' help are at a higher risk for …

Background The global pandemic of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) has
presented many unique challenges to health systems. The hidden impact of COVID-19 and …

We developed an intimate partner violence educational program (EDUCATE) for health care
providers which was implemented in seven fracture clinics by local IPV champions. The …

Methods This systematic review followed the guidelines set out by the Preferred Reporting
Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses 14. A literature search was conducted …

Objectives: Under-reporting despite high prevalence of domestic violence (DV) indicates a
serious gap in identifying and reporting domestic violence. Therefore this study aims to …

Pandemics are associated with increased rates of intimate partner violence (IPV). IPV-
related physical abuse is most commonly inflicted through craniofacial assault and upper …

Intimate partner violence, or IPV, is estimated to affect an estimated 10 million Americans.
From 2015–2017 our community hospital-based residencies trained first-year residents to …