Infoxchange Checklist for The risk factors included in this checklist are from the CRAF ‘risk practitioners to assess factors for perpetrators’ section of the tool. (Australia and the risk of family New Zealand) violence to clients Judith Lumley Improving Maternal 2012–2015 Pilot project. Checklist The Improving Maternal and Child Health Care for Vulnerable Centre, La and Child Health filled out by new Mothers (MOVE) project was designed to see whether a maternal University Care for mothers at MCH visits and child health (MCH) nurse-designed screening and care model Vulnerable postpartum (three or increased and sustained domestic violence screening, disclosure, (Victoria) Mothers (MOVE) four months) safety planning and referrals compared with usual care. The MOVE project intervention included a checklist with questions to be completed by the mother during MCH visits. The checklist involves general health questions about the mother and specific questions about family violence and/or safety: Do you have any problems in your relationship or intimacy • with your partner? Has anyone in your household ever humiliated you or tried to • control what you can and cannot do? Are you in any way worried about the safety of yourself or • your children? Are you afraid of someone in your family? • Has anyone in your household ever pushed, hit, kicked, • punched or otherwise hurt you? Journal article outlines Taft, A.J., Small, R., Humphreys, C., Hegarty, K., Walter, R., Adams, protocol for MOVE: a C. and Agius, P. (2012) Enhanced maternal and child health nurse cluster randomised care for women experiencing intimate partner/family violence: of screening and Protocol for MOVE, a cluster randomised of screening and referral for intimate referral in primary health care. BMC Medicine, 12:811
Infoxchange (Australia and New Zealand) Checklist for practitioners to assess the risk of family violence to clients The risk factors included in this checklist are from the CRAF ‘risk factors for perpetrators’ section of the tool. Judith Lumley Centre, La University (Victoria) Improving Maternal and Child Health Care for Vulnerable Mothers (MOVE) project 2012–2015 Pilot project. Checklist filled out by new mothers at MCH visits postpartum (three or four months) The Improving Maternal and Child Health Care for Vulnerable Mothers (MOVE) project was designed to see whether a maternal and child health (MCH) nurse-designed screening and care model increased and sustained domestic violence screening, disclosure, safety planning and referrals compared with usual care. The MOVE intervention included a checklist with questions to be completed by the mother during MCH visits. The checklist involves general health questions about the mother and specific questions about family violence and/or safety: • Do you have any problems in your relationship or intimacy with your partner? • Has anyone in your household ever humiliated you or tried to control what you can and cannot do? • Are you in any way worried about the safety of yourself or your children? • Are you afraid of someone in your family? • Has anyone in your household ever pushed, hit, kicked, punched or otherwise hurt you? Journal article outlines protocol for MOVE: a cluster randomised of screening and referral for intimate Taft, A.J., Small, R., Humphreys, C., Hegarty, K., Walter, R., Adams, C. and Agius, P. (2012) Enhanced maternal and child health nurse care for women experiencing intimate partner/family violence: Protocol for MOVE, a cluster randomised of screening and referral in primary health care. BMC Medicine, 12:811
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