Intimate partner violence against women and healthcare in Australia: charting the scene

Intimate partner violence com- mitted against women in the previous 12 years presented a prevalence of 21.0%, 90.6% and 39.1%, for the categories of physical assault,

The increased risk of excess weight and in- timate partner violence in low-income popula- tions, as well as the repercussions of intimate partner violence on women’s mental health,

The prevalence of common mental disorders was 71.0% among women who reported all form of violence in pregnancy and 33.8% among those who did not report intimate partner

Regarding the comparison of intimate partner violence and their perceptions, when considering the violence sufered by women and the one perpetrated by the men interviewed

Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a high-frequency phenomenon observed in the Multi-Country Study on Women’s Health and Domestic Violence, conducted by the World Health Organization

OBJECTIVE: To investigate the association of intimate partner violence against women reported in the last 12 months and seven years with the incidence of common mental

The action of a family member in the occurrence of violence against women was also signiicant (19.9%) in the present study, coming right after the intimate partner, as veriied in

The objective of this study is to identify women from users of a prenatal service who are suffering from violence by an intimate partner during the current