There is strong evidence from around the globe that people who are poor and less educated
have more health problems and die earlier than those who are richer and more educated, 1 …

Background Intimate partner violence (IPV) damages individuals, their children,
communities, and the wider economic and social fabric of society. Some governments and …

Health: Deborah Assayag, Elizabeth Barnett, Jennifer Blake, Beverly Brockest, Giovani
Burgos, Glenn Campbell, Andrea Chambers, Angie Chan, Maryann Cheetham, Walter …

Background The appropriate response of health care professionals to intimate partner
violence is still a matter of debate. This article reports a meta-analysis of qualitative studies …

Background Screening for the social determinants of health in clinical practice is still widely
debated. Methods A scoping review was used to (1) explore the various screening tools that …

Context Whether intimate partner violence (IPV) screening reduces violence or improves
health outcomes for women is unknown. Objective To determine the effectiveness of IPV …

This Campbell systematic review assesses the effects of advocacy interventions on intimate
partner violence and women's wellbeing. The review summarizes findings from 13 studies …

Background: Pregnant women who experience domestic violence are at increased risk of
adverse outcomes in addition to the risks to themselves. Inadequate prenatal care, higher …

Objectives The two objectives were:(1) to identify, appraise and synthesise research that is
relevant to selected UK National Screening Committee (NSC) criteria for a screening …

Exposure to intimate partner violence is increasingly being recognized as a form of child
maltreatment; it is prevalent, and is associated with significant mental health impairment and …