Marilyn Ford?Gilboe|Colleen Varcoe|Kelly Scott?Storey|Judith Wuest|James Case|Leanne M. Currie|Nancy Glass|Marilyn J. Hodgins|Harriet L. MacMillan|Nancy Perrin|C. Nadine Wathen
A tailored online safety and health intervention for women experiencing intimate partner violence: the iCAN Plan 4 Safety randomized controlled trial protocol
Western University|University of British Columbia|University of New Brunswick|University of New Brunswick|Johns Hopkins University|University of British Columbia|Johns Hopkins University|University of New Brunswick|McMaster University|Johns Hopkins University|Western University
intimate partner violence ipv threatens safety health women worldwide safety planning widely recommended evidencebased intervention women experiencing ipv yet fewer 1 5 canadian women access safety planning domestic violence services rural indigenous racialized immigrant women prioritize privacy andor women partners men face unique safety risks access barriers online ipv interventions tailored unique features womens lives maximize choice control potential reduce access barriers improve fit inclusiveness maximizing effectiveness interventions diverse groupsin double blind randomized controlled trial 450 canadian women experienced ipv previous 6 months randomized either tailored interactive online safety health intervention ican plan 4 safety general online safety information usual care ican engages women activities designed increase awareness safety risks reflect plans relationships priorities create personalize action plan strategies resources addressing safety health concerns selfreported outcome measures collected baseline 3 6 12 months postbaseline primary outcomes depressive symptoms center epidemiological studies depression scale revised ptsd symptoms ptsd checklist civilian version secondary outcomes include helpful safety actions safety planning selfefficacy mastery decisional conflict indepth qualitative interviews approximately 60 women completed trial website utilization data used explore womens engagement intervention processes changethis trial contribute timely evidence effectiveness online safety health interventions appropriate diverse life contexts effective ican could readily adopted health social services andor accessed women work options independently study produce contextualized knowledge women engage intervention strengths weaknesses whether specific groups benefit others processes explaining positive outcomes information critical effective scale complex interventionclinicaltrialsgov id nct02258841 registered oct 2 2014