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Family violence and primary care: the introduction of routine enquiry in New Zealand. Faye P. Clark

By: Material type: ArticleArticlePublication details: San Francisco, Calif.: National Conference on Health and Domestic Violence, 2012Description: electronic document (7 p.): PDF formatOther title:
  • Paper presented at the National Conference on Health and Domestic Violence, San Francisco, 29 - 31 March 2012
Subject(s): Online resources: Summary: As a result of contracted training based on best practice Partner and Child Abuse Guidelines developed by the Ministry of Health in 2002, New Zealand's primary care practitioners i.e. family doctors, general practice nurses, midwives, community well child nurses, family planning practitioners, are now providing women with routine inquiry on an annual basis, as part of normal consultations. With an ethnically diverse population, teaching is tailored to reflect culturally specific concerns, and women report favorably on face-to-face questioning. [conference paper abstract]. PDF slides of this presentation can be downloaded from the conference website.
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As a result of contracted training based on best practice Partner and Child Abuse Guidelines developed by the Ministry of Health in 2002, New Zealand's primary care practitioners i.e. family doctors, general practice nurses, midwives, community well child nurses, family planning practitioners, are now providing women with routine inquiry on an annual basis, as part of normal consultations. With an ethnically diverse population, teaching is tailored to reflect culturally specific concerns, and women report favorably on face-to-face questioning. [conference paper abstract]. PDF slides of this presentation can be downloaded from the conference website.