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1Department of Oral Surgery, Glasgow University Dental School, Glasgow, Scotland, UK.
Data Sources:
Ovid, Medline, EMBASE, PsycINFO, CINAHL, LILACS, CENTRAL, bibliographies of identified RCTs, Current Controlled Trials, domestic violence organisations, handsearching of a number of articles.
Study Selection:
This is an update of a review reported in 2004. Randomised controlled trials in any language that included adults (persons >16 years of age) presenting with facial or dental injuries to dental or healthcare settings. Eligible interventions were: referral to support services or screening for domestic violence. Eligible outcomes were: frequency of physical assault by self-report, severity of injury by self-report and proportion of victims of domestic violence detected by self-report.
Data Extraction And Synthesis:
Two reviewers screened potential reports and would have data extracted had suitable RCTs been included.
Results:
No RCTs met the inclusion criteria.
Conclusions:
There is also no evidence from RCTs to suggest that screening for domestic violence in adults with dental or facial injury in any health setting is beneficial or harmful.
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