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Marianne R Yoshioka1, Deborah Y Choi
1Columbia University School of Social Work, USA.
Abstract:
This article addresses the importance of culture within the context of domestic violence. It takes the position that to work more effectively with diverse cultural groups, the development of a full continuum of services that includes eliminating the violence and keeping families together is required. The authors believe that intervention models developed in the fields of HIV/AIDS may provide important examples for future work.
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