Interventions for women exposed to acute intimate partner violence: emergency professionals’ perspective

Tuija Leppäkoski and Eija Paavilainen

Journal of Clinical Nursing, 2013, vol. 22, issue 15-16, 2273-2285

Abstract: Aims and objectives. To examine interventions and practices carried out by the emergency department professionals. Background. Developing the related practices provides an opportunity for early intervention in women exposed to intimate partner violence who visit the emergency department. Design. The descriptive, cross‐sectional multi‐centre designed study with a convenience sample was used to acquire more information to illustrate the situation of intervening in intimate partner violence at Finnish emergency departments. Participants. A total of 24‐hour emergency departments from all over Finland participated in the study. Methods. Research materials were collected by questionnaires given to emergency department professionals (n = 950) and 51% were returned. Data analysis. The data were analysed using quantitative methods. Chi‐square test was used to test the statistical significance of the data. A p‐value of

Date: 2013
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