Assessment for Intimate Partner Violence: Where Do We Stand?

Patricia A. Janssen · Hagit Dascal‐Weichhendler · Margaret J. McGregor

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In recognition of a growing body of literature linking violence to health outcomes, recent systematic reviews in North America have examined the utility of screening. The US Preventive Services Task Force concluded in 2004 that there is insufficient evidence for or against routine universal

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