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Anne McKibbin1, Kathy Gill-Hopple2
1Tuscaloosa County Domestic Violence Task Force, 2204 University Boulevard, Tuscaloosa, AL 35401, USA.
Abstract:
Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a health epidemic. Health care professionals have a unique and critical role to play. It is expected that health care providers have the ability to engage in an informed response to IPV, which is crucial to the safety of the woman, improving health outcomes, and preventing further violence. Screening procedures for IPV, along with the awareness of abuse indicators, have the potential to significantly identify women who have been exposed to IPV. Identification of IPV will enable the health care provider to offer support, build trust, validate concerns, and offer community resources.
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