Ibukun-Oluwa Omolade Abejirinde, Marjolein Zweekhorst, Azucena Bardají, Rudolf Abugnaba-Abanga, Norbert Apentibadek, Vincent De Brouwere, Jos van Roosmalen, Bruno Marchal
Unveiling the Black Box of Diagnostic and Clinical Decision Support Systems for Antenatal Care: Realist Evaluation
JMIR mHealth and uHealth
intimate partner violence ipv harms women physically sexually psychologically safety strategies harm reduction techniques implemented women undergoing recurrent violence may help mitigate negative health economic social consequences ipv study aimed understand recommended utilized safety strategies among three urban informal settlements nairobi kenya semistructured key informant discussions kids n 18 communitybased service providers focus group discussions fgds n 49 ipv survivors conducted interviews audiorecorded transcribed translated verbatim swahili english inductive thematic analysis used structure codes convergence matrices used analyze emergent strategies data source service providers vs ipv survivors women preferred safety strategies could implement unassisted first line harm reduction strategies included removing stressors proactive communication avoidance behaviors sexual reproductive health srh economic leaving partner safety child safety securing personal property strategies recommended service providers utilized ipv survivors differed clear divergence indicated leaving abusive relationship srh personal property strategies innovative strategies emerged ipv survivors safeguarding property similar upperincome low middleincome contexts women experiencing ipv urban informal settlements nairobi actively engage behaviors maximize safety reduce harm families integration strategies known helpful women communities communitybased prevention response strongly encouraged increased synergy recommended implemented safety strategies enhance programming response efforts