perpetrators, relevant to populations outside of Hampshire. Therefore the DAPP has significant potential in terms of scalability. By addressing the complex needs of the perpetrators, (e.g. through the de-stabilising risk arm of the DAPP) an avoidable burden can be addressed, thereby reducing the long term risks for the individual and the community; and bringing care closer to the community. In the long term, the DAPP has the potential to reduce the care burden on the NHS, by establishing a care pathway within the community for this vulnerable population. 11 Deliverables The main output of the study will be the production of a concise written report. The target audience for this report will primarily be composed of individuals and organisations involved in domestic abuse work. This might include, for instance, volunteers, social care workers, police officers, researchers, and clinicians. As the audience may not be familiar with research, the language will be in plain English, with limited technical language relevant to the research. Further outputs include dissemination within academic and policy making circles. These have been described in the next section. 12 Dissemination plans locally and nationally The plans to disseminate the study findings include conferences, peer review publications, and blogging. These include: Abstract submission and presentation of results in national and international conferences, including The III European Conference on Domestic Violence, The Society of Social Medicine Conference and the Faculty of Public Health Conference. Peer review publication. It is expected that two or three publications may emerge from this project and will be published in academic journals including open access journals. Dissemination of findings in newsletters (Hampton and Respect).
perpetrators, relevant to populations outside of Hampshire. Therefore the DAPP has significant potential in terms of scalability. By addressing the complex needs of the perpetrators, (e.g. through the de-stabilising risk arm of the DAPP) an avoidable burden can be addressed, thereby reducing the long term risks for the individual and the community; and bringing care closer to the community. In the long term, the DAPP has the potential to reduce the care burden on the NHS, by establishing a care pathway within the community for this vulnerable population. 11 Deliverables The main output of the study will be the production of a concise written report. The target audience for this report will primarily be composed of individuals and organisations involved in domestic abuse work. This might include, for instance, volunteers, social care workers, police officers, researchers, and clinicians. As the audience may not be familiar with research, the language will be in plain English, with limited technical language relevant to the research. Further outputs include dissemination within academic and policy making circles. These have been described in the next section. 12 Dissemination plans locally and nationally The plans to disseminate the study findings include conferences, peer review publications, and blogging. These include: Abstract submission and presentation of results in national and international conferences, including The III European Conference on Domestic Violence, The Society of Social Medicine Conference and the Faculty of Public Health Conference. Peer review publication. It is expected that two or three publications may emerge from this project and will be published in academic journals including open access journals. Dissemination of findings in newsletters (Hampton and Respect).
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