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Routine screening for intimate partner violence during pregnancy is crucial for maternal and infant health. Healthcare providers need training and resources for effective identification and assessment of abuse in pregnant women.

Keywords:

abuse abuse assessment abuse screening domestic violence intimate partner violence pregnancy

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Obstetrics
Women's Health

Background:

Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a significant public health issue impacting pregnant women.
IPV during pregnancy poses risks to both maternal and infant health and safety.
Effective screening and assessment programs are vital for addressing IPV in this population.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore the essential components of an intimate partner violence assessment program for pregnant women.
To emphasize the importance of routine identification and assessment of IPV during pregnancy.
To highlight the need for healthcare provider training and resources for IPV screening.

Main Methods:

Exploration of essential components for IPV assessment programs.
Focus on screening and assessment strategies for pregnant women experiencing abuse.
Discussion of necessary training and resources for healthcare providers.

Main Results:

Identification of key elements for a successful IPV assessment program during pregnancy.
Emphasis on the necessity of routine screening by healthcare professionals.
Underscoring the requirement for adequate provider training and support systems.

Conclusions:

Implementing comprehensive IPV assessment programs is essential for pregnant women.
Healthcare providers require specific training and resources to effectively screen for and address IPV.
Routine identification and assessment of IPV are critical for improving outcomes for mothers and infants.