Jane E Sanders, Ariel Seale, Victoria Lewis, M K Arundel, Rick Csiernik
A Feasibility Study of the SAFE Pilot Program: A University-School Board Partnership in Ontario
Research on social work practice
domestic violence violation basic human rights poses threat physical mental social health aspects women children causation domestic violence precipitated many risk factors aim estimate magnitude domestic violence overall subtypes among pregnant women study also aimed find associated sociodemographic determinants domestic violence among subjects study designed crosssectional study estimate prevalence domestic violence find sociodemographic correlates causation total 1500 apparently healthy pregnant women gestation 20 weeks interviewed pretested semistructured interview schedule used collect data sociodemographic variables details domestic violence explaining purpose study subjects obtaining informed consent data entered msexcel ibm spss version 25 used statistical analysis findings revealed overall prevalence domestic violence 297 emotional verbal type violence common type caste religion literacy status study subjects occupational status spouses study subjects reported significant correlates affecting causation domestic violence among subjects findings highlight burden thus stress need effective involvement sectors elimination domestic violence women public health issue develop zerotolerance towards