Nancy Glass|Karen Eden|Tina Bloom|Nancy Perrin
Computerized Aid Improves Safety Decision Process for Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence
Johns Hopkins University|Oregon Health & Science University|University of Missouri|Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Research
computerized safety decision aid developed tested spanish englishspeaking abused women shelters domestic violence dv support groups n 90 decision aid provides feedback risk lethal violence options safety assistance setting priorities safety safety plan personalized user women reported decision aid useful provided muchneeded privacy making safety decisions majority 69 reported severe extreme danger relationship scored danger assessment da 60 reported made safety plan using safety decision aid women felt supported decision p 012 less total decisional conflict p 014 study demonstrated computerized safety decision aid improved safety planning process demonstrated reduced decisional conflict one use sample abused women