ArticleFrontiers in public health2025
Spatial distribution of intimate partner violence in Cambodia: results from the 2021-22 Demographic and Health Survey.
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Background: Male-perpetrated Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) against women is recognized as a global public health and human rights issue. In Cambodia, the spatial aspects of IPV have not previously been explored. Methods: Using data from the latest Demographic and Health Survey (2021-22), an analysis of IPV's spatial distribution was conducted. Results: The analysis revealed clustering, with a Global Moran's I Index of 0.223079 and a statistically highly significant Conclusion: The observed spatial clustering of IPV and the identification of high-prevalence areas, underscore the importance of incorporating spatial analysis into IPV research. These findings can guide geographically targeted public health policies and health education programs aimed at mitigating IPV in the most affected regions.
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