Intimate partner violence educational programmes may improve healthcare professionals' knowledge of and readiness to respond to women's experiences of violence.

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1. Addressing gaps in intimate partner violence training in nursing: a case-based pedagogical intervention.BMC medical education · 2025
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2. 'Important, but difficult': Swedish primary care professionals' perceptions and experiences of dealing with violence against women: an interview study.BMC primary care · 2024
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  Training healthcare providers to respond to intimate partner violence against women.2021

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