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University of Melbourne (Victoria) (Tool) 2015 (pilot) Online interactive tool designed to provide practical and confidential support to victims of domestic violence An online pilot project set up for women aged between 16 and 50 who have experienced relationship issues over the last six months. This project is no l onger taking new participants. Victorian Community Council Against Violence (Victoria) (Guide) 2004 This is for GPs to identify and respond to family violence This guide is based on a kit for GPs produced by the Domestic Violence Resource Centre and Women’s Health West (1999). The guide outlines how to assess for violence and includes suggestions of questions to approach the issue: • How are things at home? • How are you and your partner relating? • Is there anything else happening that might be affecting your health? • You seem very anxious and nervous. Is everything all at home? • When I see injuries like this I wonder if someone could have hurt you? • Is there anything else that we haven’t talked about that might be contributing to this condition? • Are ever times when you are frightened of your partner? • Are you concerned about your safety or the safety of your children? • Does the way your partner treats you make you feel unhappy or depressed? • I think that there’s a link between your (insert illness) and the way your partner treats you. What do you think?