The Front Lines of DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: Training Model for Rural EMS Personnel

Marcia Hall

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1. Domestic violence is a major public health problem requiring committed, coordinated community response. 2. Domestic violence is a significant cause of morbidity and mortality for women and children in the United States. 3. EMS personnel play a frontline role in the critical response and prevention of domestic violence. 4. EMS education and training are requisite for safe, effective responses to domestic violence in rural communities.

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2001Prevalence of violence and its implications for women’s health 1988Violence among Intimates 2002Domestic Violence

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