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The relationship between intimate partner violence and other forms of family and societal violence
1Department of Emergency Medicine, Brody School of Medicine-ECU, 3ED317, Greenville, NC 27834, USA. goodmanp@ecu.edu
Abstract:
Intimate partner violence was previously considered a private matter sometimes requiring law enforcement intervention. It is increasingly accepted as not only a medical issue for the victim, but a public and safety issue. Some of these other related issues, including unplanned pregnancy, same-sex relationships, overlap with elder, child, and animal abuse, and effects on workplace and school violence are explored. Screening, medical manifestations, documentation, reporting intervention, and referral are also discussed.
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