Identifying intimate partner violence when screening for health and lifestyle issues among women attending general practice
KL Hegarty, L O'Doherty, J Astbury… - Australian Journal of …, 2012 - CSIRO Publishing
Intimate partner violence is a common but under-recognised issue for women attending
primary care. There is a lack of studies looking at women's comfort to discuss and openness
to getting help for health issues, including fear of a partner, in primary care. Female patients
(aged 16–50 years) attending 55 general practitioners (GPs) in Victoria, Australia were
mailed a brief survey that screened for health and lifestyle issues, comfort to discuss these
issues and intention to get help in primary care. Needing physical activity and smoking were …
primary care. There is a lack of studies looking at women's comfort to discuss and openness
to getting help for health issues, including fear of a partner, in primary care. Female patients
(aged 16–50 years) attending 55 general practitioners (GPs) in Victoria, Australia were
mailed a brief survey that screened for health and lifestyle issues, comfort to discuss these
issues and intention to get help in primary care. Needing physical activity and smoking were …
Identifying intimate partner violence when screening for health and lifestyle issues among women attending general practice
L O'Doherty, J Gunn, J Astbury, KL Hegarty - 2012 - anrows.intersearch.com.au
Intimate partner violence is a common but under-recognised issue for women attending
primary care. There is a lack of studies looking at women's comfort to discuss and openness
to getting help for health issues, including fear of a partner, in primary care. Female patients
(aged 16-50 years) attending 55 general practitioners (GPs) in Victoria, Australia were
mailed a brief survey that screened for health and lifestyle issues, comfort to discuss these
issues and intention to get help in primary care. Needing physical activity and smoking were …
primary care. There is a lack of studies looking at women's comfort to discuss and openness
to getting help for health issues, including fear of a partner, in primary care. Female patients
(aged 16-50 years) attending 55 general practitioners (GPs) in Victoria, Australia were
mailed a brief survey that screened for health and lifestyle issues, comfort to discuss these
issues and intention to get help in primary care. Needing physical activity and smoking were …
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