As International Women’s Day was celebrated, we’re reminded that it’s an important moment to recognise, yet it’s also a moment to reflect on persistent challenges affecting women’s safety and wellbeing.
Among the most pressing is family and domestic violence (FDV), including intimate partner violence (IPV) an issue that presents frequently, though often quietly, in general practice.
For many victim-survivors, their GP may be the first professional they disclose violence to. This makes primary care a critical setting for identification, early intervention and support.
Spotting the signs...
Among the most pressing is family and domestic violence (FDV), including intimate partner violence (IPV) an issue that presents frequently, though often quietly, in general practice.
For many victim-survivors, their GP may be the first professional they disclose violence to. This makes primary care a critical setting for identification, early intervention and support.
Spotting the signs...
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