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Detecting Ongoing Intimate Partner Violence in the Emergency Department Using a Simple 4-Question Screen: The OVAT

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1997Domestic Violence in an Inner-City ED117 cited

1999History of Domestic Violence among Male Patients Presenting to an Urban Emergency Department97 cited

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