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Creating a Trauma-Sensitive Practice: A Health Care Response to Interpersonal Violence.

Jon A Davies^1,2, Jeff Todahl^1,2, Anna E Reichard^1,2

¹McKenzie River Men's Center, Eugene, Oregon (JAD).

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Healthcare providers can help combat interpersonal violence by identifying it, supporting survivors, and implementing trauma-sensitive practices. Universal screening and education are key to prevention efforts.

Keywords:

health care interpersonal violence prevention trauma-informed care universal screening

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Area of Science:

Public Health
Trauma Studies
Healthcare Practice

Background:

Interpersonal violence significantly harms individuals, families, and society.
Healthcare providers are uniquely positioned for early identification and intervention.
Understanding the scope and impact of violence is crucial for effective prevention.

Purpose of the Study:

To define interpersonal violence, its scope, and impact.
To explain the trauma associated with violence.
To guide healthcare providers in implementing trauma-sensitive practices.

Main Methods:

Review of theories on violence and prevention.
Description of trauma-sensitive practice elements.
Guidance on patient intervention and screening.

Main Results:

Interpersonal violence leads to widespread trauma.
Barriers to violence prevention exist.
Trauma-sensitive practices enhance provider effectiveness.

Conclusions:

Healthcare providers should adopt universal screening for interpersonal violence.
Education, collaboration, and social justice are vital for violence reduction.
Resources are available to support organizations, providers, and patients.