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evaluations intimate partner abuse training general practitioners limited womens evaluation abuse violence care study trialled australia primary care intervention included delivering health relationships training program educates practitioners provide supportive counselling assistance women afraid intimate partner report effectiveness healthy relationships training program within clusterrandomised controlled trial general practitioners filled baseline survey surveys training including quantitative opentext questions barriers enablers supporting victimsurvivors physician readiness manage intimate partner violence survey premis tool validated measure included assess practitioner knowledge skills confidence attitudes general linear model repeated analysis variance tested difference trial groups time fiftytwo general practitioners completed baseline demographic survey 65 19 intervention 18 comparison completing preandposttraining surveys betweengroup differences baseline characteristics posttraining intervention group significantly higher average scores comparison perceived preparation address abuse p 000 perceived knowledge p 000 actual knowledge p 03 greater awareness practicerelated issues p 000 betweengroup differences premis opinion domain scores workplace issues selfefficacy understanding victims posttraining qualitative data indicated intervention practitioners n 24 reported increased knowledge awareness confidence time pressures lack referral options impeded addressing abuse healthy relationships training program general practitioners increased aspects practitioner knowledge skills confidence however support needed change opinions support victimsurvivors sustainably weave trial registered 21012008 australian new zealand clinical trial registry number actrn12608000032358