Case Isolation Analysis Being controlled Characteristics of the mental health professional Benson USA, Referrals 8 Qualitative - Member Intra-personal level (2010) from services, study checking Didn’t see it as domestic local newspaper interviews - Reflexive violence advertising and journal word of mouth - Thick descriptions Larsen et al Germany, 6 Qualitative None Interpersonal level (2012) Forensic Medical study Long waiting lists to access Centre interviews to access mental health services Chang et al USA, Group 81 Focus groups – Qualitative - Member Intra-personal level (2010) counselling 61 women study checking Increased severity of centres & participated. - Multiple domestic violence advertisements coders Increased emotional distress posted in - Reviewed Interpersonal level outpatient interview – 20 codes with Access to services primary care women experts Characteristics of the mental setting and health professional through direct Changes within abusive recruitment from relationship clinicians or counsellors. Trevillion UK, Community 24 Qualitative - Multiple Intra-personal level et al (2012) mental health study coders Manage abuse on their own services interviews - Negative Interpersonal level case analysis Professionals not receptive to their disclosure of abuse Access and support Stigma of mental health
Case Analysis Isolation Being controlled Characteristics of the mental health professional Benson (2010) USA, Referrals from services, local newspaper advertising and word of mouth 8 interviews Qualitative study - Member checking - Reflexive journal - Thick descriptions Intra-personal level Didn’t see it as domestic violence Larsen et al (2012) Germany, Forensic Medical Centre 6 interviews Qualitative study None Interpersonal level Long waiting lists to access to access mental health services Chang et al (2010) USA, Group counselling centres & advertisements posted in outpatient primary care setting and through direct recruitment from clinicians or counsellors. 81 Focus groups – 61 women participated. interview – 20 women Qualitative study - Member checking - Multiple coders - Reviewed codes with experts Intra-personal level Increased severity of domestic violence Increased emotional distress Interpersonal level Access to services Characteristics of the mental health professional Changes within abusive relationship Trevillion et al (2012) UK, Community mental health services 24 interviews Qualitative study - Multiple coders - Negative case analysis Intra-personal level Manage abuse on their own Interpersonal level Professionals not receptive to their disclosure of abuse Access and support Stigma of mental health