Aim: to estimate the self-reported prevalence The majority of women 91.8% (95% Cohort III-2 461 () of domestic violence and to determine the CI=88.7-94.2) were not offended by acceptability of domestic violence screening. domestic violence screening and 88.8% (95% CI=82.0-88.9) felt that patients Setting: United States should be routinely screened. Population: a pregnant military population presenting for emergency obstetric care Methods: Women were anonymously screened for domestic violence using the Abuse Assessment Screen. IV 200 (82 Aim: to investigate the prevalence of IPV 78% of the respondents found it Prevalence of IPV: () pregnant) among patients of an out-patient clinic important for physicians to ask about Ever: 23% obstetrics gynecology, association with level IPV. Current: 9% of education, and women's opinion on asking Curent in about IPV by physicians. pregnant Setting: The Netherlands women: 5% Population: women between 18 and 60 years Higher among in a waiting room of an out-patient obstetrics women with a gynecology clinic lower Methods: We surveyed the women and used educated the Composite Abuse Scale to measure type partner. and severity of IPV.
() Cohort III-2 461 Aim: to estimate the self-reported prevalence of domestic violence and to determine the acceptability of domestic violence screening. Setting: United States Population: a pregnant military population presenting for emergency obstetric care Methods: Women were anonymously screened for domestic violence using the Abuse Assessment Screen. The majority of women 91.8% (95% CI=88.7-94.2) were not offended by domestic violence screening and 88.8% (95% CI=82.0-88.9) felt that patients should be routinely screened. () IV 200 (82 pregnant) Aim: to investigate the prevalence of IPV among patients of an out-patient clinic obstetrics gynecology, association with level of education, and women's opinion on asking about IPV by physicians. Setting: The Netherlands Population: women between 18 and 60 years in a waiting room of an out-patient obstetrics gynecology clinic Methods: We surveyed the women and used the Composite Abuse Scale to measure type and severity of IPV. 78% of the respondents found it important for physicians to ask about IPV. Prevalence of IPV: Ever: 23% Current: 9% Curent in pregnant women: 5% Higher among women with a lower educated partner.
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