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Recognising and responding to partner abuse : a resource for general practice Ministry of Health

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Wellington Ministry of Health 2003Description: 37 p. ; computer file : PDF format (377Kb) ; computer file : Microsoft Word (642Kb)ISBN:
  • 0478256590
Subject(s): Online resources: Summary: This document provides guidelines to enable general practitioners to identify partner abuse early on and initiate the appropriate response. The resource gives suggestions for responding to signs and symptoms of partner abuse, and encourages routine screening of patients for partner abuse. A four page reference pullout outlines the guiding principles of responding to partner abuse, gives a step-by-step recognition and response guide with flow chart, and lists the signs and symptoms of partner abuse. The document contains a number of appendices, including an abuse documentation form; examination diagrams; risk assessment resources; descriptions of referral agencies and support services; ways to support victims, including specific information for supporting Maori women; how to respond to perpetrators; developing safety plans; domestic violence-related legislation; and power and control wheels.
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Access online Access online Vine library Online Available ON12070182
Report Report Vine library TRO 362.8292 REC Available A00671924B

This document provides guidelines to enable general practitioners to identify partner abuse early on and initiate the appropriate response. The resource gives suggestions for responding to signs and symptoms of partner abuse, and encourages routine screening of patients for partner abuse. A four page reference pullout outlines the guiding principles of responding to partner abuse, gives a step-by-step recognition and response guide with flow chart, and lists the signs and symptoms of partner abuse. The document contains a number of appendices, including an abuse documentation form; examination diagrams; risk assessment resources; descriptions of referral agencies and support services; ways to support victims, including specific information for supporting Maori women; how to respond to perpetrators; developing safety plans; domestic violence-related legislation; and power and control wheels.

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