Review of the evidence on knowledge translation and exchange in the violence against women field : state of knowledge paper
Spalding, Kate
Review of the evidence on knowledge translation and exchange in the violence against women field : state of knowledge paper Kate Spalding, Michele Macvean, Robyn Mildon, Ben Devine, Jessica Falkiner, Catherine Wade and Faye Forbes,Parenting Research Centre - Sydney, NSW :: ANROWS, 2015 - electronic document (12 pages); PDF file - ANROWS Landscapes .
ANROWS Landscapes, Issue 1, April 2015
The Parenting Research Centre (PRC) was commissioned by Australia’s National Research Organisation for Women’s Safety Limited (ANROWS) to undertake a review of the evidence on knowledge translation and exchange (KTE) strategies in the field of violence against women. For the purpose of this research, the scope of ‘violence against women’ refers to domestic violence, including intimate partner and Indigenous family violence, and sexual assault.
The aims of the research were to:
• build knowledge about the evidence for KTE in the area of violence against women;
• compare KTE differences in the sexual assault and domestic violence sectors; and
• examine differences in KTE approaches by various practitioners within those sectors. (from the Executive summary). A summary of key findings is published in the ANROWS Compass series (#4666) - see link. Record #4667
2204-9665 (online)
KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION AND EXCHANGE
POLICY
RESEARCH
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
FAMILY VIOLENCE
AUSTRALIA
Review of the evidence on knowledge translation and exchange in the violence against women field : state of knowledge paper Kate Spalding, Michele Macvean, Robyn Mildon, Ben Devine, Jessica Falkiner, Catherine Wade and Faye Forbes,Parenting Research Centre - Sydney, NSW :: ANROWS, 2015 - electronic document (12 pages); PDF file - ANROWS Landscapes .
ANROWS Landscapes, Issue 1, April 2015
The Parenting Research Centre (PRC) was commissioned by Australia’s National Research Organisation for Women’s Safety Limited (ANROWS) to undertake a review of the evidence on knowledge translation and exchange (KTE) strategies in the field of violence against women. For the purpose of this research, the scope of ‘violence against women’ refers to domestic violence, including intimate partner and Indigenous family violence, and sexual assault.
The aims of the research were to:
• build knowledge about the evidence for KTE in the area of violence against women;
• compare KTE differences in the sexual assault and domestic violence sectors; and
• examine differences in KTE approaches by various practitioners within those sectors. (from the Executive summary). A summary of key findings is published in the ANROWS Compass series (#4666) - see link. Record #4667
2204-9665 (online)
KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION AND EXCHANGE
POLICY
RESEARCH
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
FAMILY VIOLENCE
AUSTRALIA